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    With just a few primary elections to go, the competitive Senate map keeps shifting

    For Democrats to take control of the U.S. Senate, they have to flip 4 seats currently held by Republicans. Republicans, meanwhile, are playi…

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    A Few Officials Signaled Support for Higher Rates at Warsh’s First Meeting - The New York Times

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    'This is just the start': India's Gen Z protesters force out a minister, but what next?

    The education minister's resignation, a rare setback for the Modi government, brings hope to many young protesters that their voices will be…

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    WATCH: Fed chair Kevin Warsh testifies on inflation and monetary policy in House hearing - PBS

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    UK's most parched regions miss chance for rain ahead of next heatwave

    Much of the UK continues to experience very dry conditions after a summer marked by low rainfall and recurring heatwaves.

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    Fed holds rates steady amid elevated inflation, but future hikes more likely - The Washington Post

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