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First reported by The New York Times (Lean left); 15 outlets over 16h. The right followed 19 min later.
The New York Times · Associated Press · +19 min Breitbart · +26 min The Epoch Times · +36 min Washington Examiner · +38 min NewsNation · +2h The Guardian US · +8h Common Dreams · +9h The Hill · +9h Townhall · +9h Fox News · +11h CBS News · +11h The Daily Wire · +12h The Washington Times · +16h Straight Arrow News
Sen. Bernie Sanders said Michigan Democrat Abdul El-Sayed decisively "won" Thursday night's contentious Senate debate with Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers, whom he leveled with attacks on his support for President Donald Trump's unpopular war with Iran and tariff regime.
Read at commondreams.org →Candidates for the U.S. Senate are cooling off after a pair of heated debates in Georgia and Michigan on Thursday night. CBS News' Skyler Henry and Aaron Navarro break down the key takeaways.
Watch at youtube.com →Senate debates in Georgia and Michigan showed Democrats’ strength — and potential challenges — heading into the midterm election.
Read at san.com →Neither candidate landed a decisive blow in Michigan’s first Senate debate, but the exchange exposed the political liabilities both must overcome in a race that could determine control of the chamber: Mike Rogers’s ties to President Donald Trump and Abdul el Sayed’s challenge in winning over voters…
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