Record-Breaking Shutdown, Election Night Highlights, Winter Blast and more

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Mamdani vs. ICE

Hurricane Isaias, now a Category 3 storm, is expected to make landfall near Pensacola, Florida. New developments are emerging about the motives behind last week’s attempted Flydubai hijacking. New York City's mayor condemns an ICE shooting that wounded a man in front of his 5-yea ...  Show more

‘He Wants Me to Lose’: GOP Frustration Boils Over in Texas

Democrats believe a Senate seat in Texas in reach this year, thanks to a combination of enthusiasm for their candidate James Talarico and the scandal-ridden past of his opponent, state Attorney General Ken Paxton. Now, CNN has exclusive new reporting about what Paxton allegedly s ...  Show more

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Shutdown Nears Record as Crucial Week Begins
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Democrats Sweep With Big Wins in New York, Virginia and New Jersey
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