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Eric DuVall MADISON, Wis., Nov. 8 (UPI) -- In Wisconsin, Sen. Ron Johnson, one of the most vulnerable Republican incumbents in the country, pulled off a huge upset, defeating former Sen. Russ Feingold.

Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from: Latest News - UPI.com Top Stories - Google News NYT > Home Page "Latest News - UPI.com" - 19 new articles GOP's Ron Johnson pulls off Senate stunner in Wisconsin Colorado votes to allow assisted suicide Richard Burr re-elected to Senate in North Carolina Donald Trump moves within striking distance of the White House Smith & Wesson Corp. plans name change GoPro recalling Karma drone over safety concerns India abolishes 500 and 1,000 rupee bills to fight corruption, terrorism Todd Young defeats former Gov. Evan Bayh in Indiana for open Senate seat Coordinator of Brussels, Paris attacks identified by investigators Republicans likely retains control of Senate, House North Korea's Kim Jong Un inspects military as U.S. holds presidential election Trump's Manhattan election party features cake bust, pricey bar Fantasy Football: Week 10 Wide Receiver Rankings Florida's Marco Rubio defeats Patrick Murphy for second term in Senate Senate turnover: Illinois called for Tammy Duckworth Markets dip as Donald Trump outperforms projections in battleground states Canadian scientist possibly exposed to Ebola, under 21-day quarantine Kids with cardiac arrest less likely to survive CPR at night Officials: 1 dead, 3 hurt after gunfire in L.A. area neighborhood GOP's Ron Johnson pulls off Senate stunner in Wisconsin Eric DuVall MADISON, Wis., Nov. 8 (UPI) -- In Wisconsin, Sen. Ron Johnson, one of the most vulnerable Republican incumbents in the country, pulled off a huge upset, defeating former Sen. Russ Feingold.      • Email to a friend • Colorado votes to allow assisted suicide Stephen Feller DENVER, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- Colorado voters said yes to a law allowing people who are terminally ill and expected to live six months or less to end their lives with the help of doctors.      • Email to a friend • Richard Burr re-elected to Senate in North Carolina Doug G. Ware RALEIGH, N.C., Nov. 8 (UPI) -- North Carolina Republican Richard Burr won re-election to the U.S. Senate on Tuesday night.      • Email to a friend • Donald Trump moves within striking distance of the White House Eric DuVall WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- Donald Trump stood just 19 electoral votes shy of the presidency early Wednesday after a string of swing state victories, according to projections by UPI/CVoter.      • Email to a friend • Smith & Wesson Corp. plans name change Brooks Hays SPRINGFIELD, Mass., Nov. 8 (UPI) -- If investors vote 'yes' in December, the Smith & Wesson Corp. will be the American Outdoor Brands Corp. starting in January.      • Email to a friend • GoPro recalling Karma drone over safety concerns Amy R. Connolly SAN MATEO , Calif., Nov. 8 (UPI) -- Sports and action camera giant GoPro announced a recall of its Karma drone after 16 days on the market.      • Email to a friend • India abolishes 500 and 1,000 rupee bills to fight corruption, terrorism Amy R. Connolly NEW DELHI, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- India pulled all of the country's 500 and 1,000 rupee notes out of circulation in a bid to crack down on black market and counterfeit currency.      • Email to a friend • Todd Young defeats former Gov. Evan Bayh in Indiana for open Senate seat Doug G. Ware INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- Republican challenger Todd Young will claim the open Senate seat in Indiana.      • Email to a friend • Coordinator of Brussels, Paris attacks identified by investigators Stephen Feller PARIS, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- After a months-long investigation, investigators in France identified the organizer of the recent terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels.      • Email to a friend • Republicans likely retains control of Senate, House Eric DuVall WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- Republicans rallied to what appears to be control of both houses of Congress, overcoming a major disadvantage in the Senate landscape to retain their majority.      • Email to a friend • North Korea's Kim Jong Un inspects military as U.S. holds presidential election Elizabeth Shim SEOUL, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- Kim Jong Un ordered North Korean troops to be ready for combat during their waking and sleeping hours, according to state media.      • Email to a friend • Trump's Manhattan election party features cake bust, pricey bar Doug G. Ware NEW YORK, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- Party organizers for Donald Trump took the cake on election night.      • Email to a friend • Fantasy Football: Week 10 Wide Receiver Rankings Alex Butler MIAMI, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- You wont see names like Amari Cooper, Michael Crabtree, Marvin Jones, or T.Y. Hilton in fantasy football lineups this weekend.      • Email to a friend • Florida's Marco Rubio defeats Patrick Murphy for second term in Senate Amy R. Connolly MIAMI, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- Republican incumbent Marco Rubio won a second term in the Senate on Tuesday.      • Email to a friend • Senate turnover: Illinois called for Tammy Duckworth Eric DuVall and Brooks Hays SPRINGFIELD, Ill., Nov. 8 (UPI) -- Rep. Tammy Duckworth. has been declared the projected winner of the Senate race in Illinois, taking the seat of Sen. Mark Kirk, a blue state conservative.      • Email to a friend • Markets dip as Donald Trump outperforms projections in battleground states Brooks Hays MEXICO CITY, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- The global markets showed signs of panic on Tuesday night as early election results showed Trump outperforming projections in several key battleground states.      • Email to a friend • Canadian scientist possibly exposed to Ebola, under 21-day quarantine Amy R. Connolly WINNIPEG, Manitoba, Nov. 8 (UPI) -- A National Center for Foreign Animal Disease employee in Winnipeg, Canada, is under a 21-day quarantine after possible Ebola virus exposure.      • Email to a friend • Kids with cardiac arrest less likely to survive CPR at night HealthDay News Children hospitalized after cardiac arrest have lower chances of surviving when CPR is performed on them at night than at other times of the day, a study finds.      • Email to a friend • Officials: 1 dead, 3 hurt after gunfire in L.A. area neighborhood Doug G. Ware AZUSA, Calif., Nov. 8 (UPI) -- One person was killed and three others hurt in a shooting near two polling places in Los Angeles County on Tuesday, authorities said.      • Email to a friend •

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Wall Street Journal Exit Polls 2016: Donald Trump's Treatment of Women, Hillary Clinton's Email Bother Voters Wall Street Journal WASHINGTON—The long, nasty presidential election drew to a close with voters upset over controversies that ...

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Here are the latest updates for salah0998.inthe@blogger.com Updates from: Latest News - UPI.com Top Stories - Google News NYT > Home Page "NYT > Home Page" - 15 new articles Live Results Forecast The 2016 Race: Why Long Voting Lines Today Could Have Long-Term Consequences Can Cities Sue Banks Over Predatory Loans? Supreme Court Will Decide Five Questions to Ask Yourself Before Buying a Home Long Avoided by Tourists, Iran Is Suddenly a Hot Destination One Killed and at Least 2 Wounded in Shooting Near California Polling Places Suspect in Fatal Subway Attack Pleads Not Guilty to Murder Charge Hungary’s Lawmakers Reject Plan to Block Resettlement of Refugees Philippines Can Give Hero’s Burial to Ferdinand Marcos, High Court Rules Third Body Found in South Carolina After Chained Woman Was Rescued Yarchen Gar Journal: In Remote Settlement High on Tibetan Plateau, Buddhist Spirituality Soars An ‘I Voted’ Sticker Can Get You Free Stuff, but It Shouldn’t Prince Harry Denounces Media Coverage of His Girlfriend, Meghan Markle National Soccer Teams in Britain Fight to Wear Memorial Poppies Rurik Jutting, British Banker, Convicted of Murdering 2 Women in Hong Kong More Recent Articles Live Results Forecast These projections are based on votes reported so far.      • Email to a friend • The 2016 Race: Why Long Voting Lines Today Could Have Long-Term Consequences Early voters, urban voters and minority voters are all more likely to wait and wait. And that makes them less likely to vote in the future.      • Email to a friend • Can Cities Sue Banks Over Predatory Loans? Supreme Court Will Decide The justices appeared divided over whether Miami could sue two banks under the Fair Housing Act, even if foreclosures affected the city only indirectly.      • Email to a friend • Five Questions to Ask Yourself Before Buying a Home Some issues defy any attempts to solve with a spreadsheet, so know your personality before making the plunge.      • Email to a friend • Long Avoided by Tourists, Iran Is Suddenly a Hot Destination With the nuclear deal and a more welcoming attitude, the country is attracting flocks of visitors, particularly from Europe, and even from the U.S.      • Email to a friend • One Killed and at Least 2 Wounded in Shooting Near California Polling Places The gunman was found dead in a home in Azusa, Calif.      • Email to a friend • Suspect in Fatal Subway Attack Pleads Not Guilty to Murder Charge Prosecutors said two witnesses saw Melanie Liverpool-Turner push a woman to her death in a Times Square subway station Monday, but she denied doing so.      • Email to a friend • Hungary’s Lawmakers Reject Plan to Block Resettlement of Refugees Prime Minister Viktor Orban had proposed a constitutional amendment to stop a European Union program that would see the country accept migrants from the Middle East and Africa.      • Email to a friend • Philippines Can Give Hero’s Burial to Ferdinand Marcos, High Court Rules The decision clears the way to bury the dictator in a heroes’ cemetery. Rights groups saw it as part of an effort to whitewash an ugly period of history.      • Email to a friend • Third Body Found in South Carolina After Chained Woman Was Rescued The bodies were removed from the property of Todd C. Kohlhepp, a registered sex offender who has been charged with kidnapping.      • Email to a friend • Yarchen Gar Journal: In Remote Settlement High on Tibetan Plateau, Buddhist Spirituality Soars Crowded into ramshackle homes on a remote peninsula at the bend of a river is one of the largest communities of nuns in the world.      • Email to a friend • An ‘I Voted’ Sticker Can Get You Free Stuff, but It Shouldn’t In a federal election, voters are not allowed to receive anything of value. But companies are rarely penalized for Election Day freebies.      • Email to a friend • Prince Harry Denounces Media Coverage of His Girlfriend, Meghan Markle Queen Elizabeth’s grandson attacked the “racial undertones” in newspaper and social media reports of his relationship with Ms. Markle, an American actress.      • Email to a friend • National Soccer Teams in Britain Fight to Wear Memorial Poppies In a clash of dress and politics, the sport’s world governing body says the annual observance flouts its rules against symbols on national-team uniforms.      • Email to a friend • Rurik Jutting, British Banker, Convicted of Murdering 2 Women in Hong Kong The ruling brings to a close a case that cast a spotlight on social inequality and the excesses of the financial sector in one of Asia’s richest cities.      • Email to a friend • More Recent Articles The New York Times to Offer Open Access on Web and Apps for the Election Murder in the 4-0: Grandmother's Killing Lays Bare a Dilemma in Child Welfare Work Smog Chokes Delhi, Leaving Residents 'Cowering by Our Air Purifiers' In Rolling Stone Defamation Case, Magazine and Reporter Ordered to Pay $3 Million Your Daily Mini Crossword

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