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Although the blue wave Democrats needed to gain control of the U.S.

It is unclear why Russia took so long to respond to the operation, which saw Kyiv’s troops quickly gain control over a number of border communities.

From BBC

As of Monday — which is a federal holiday — Democrats would need to win 13 of the 17 remaining seats to gain control.

From Salon

While Republicans are projected to gain control of the Senate with at least 52 and possibly as many as 54 seats in the next Congress, Baldwin's narrow victory helps position Democrats for taking back the majority in 2026.

From Salon

Skye is determined to gain control over this thing, willing to sacrifice herself as long as she can save others.

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