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Money hampers Democrats bid to retake Senate
Democrats face a financial disadvantage in key Senate campaigns as Kerry's White House bid, new fundraising limits, and race locations constrain fundraising. Republicans tout cash on hand leads, with Bush allies fueling GOP committees and pledging support for congressional candidates.
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Key races shape Senate control amid aging GOP edge
Republicans hold a 51 48 Senate majority with one Democratic leaning independent. Democrats must gain two seats for a majority but face retirements of five incumbents in Bushs Southern base. Nickles and Nighthorse Campbell retirement plans push contenders into Colorado and Oklahoma as Corzine leads the Democratic committee. Private strategists warn a financial disadvantage looms due to unprecedented confluence of events and past presidential battlegrounds influencing Senate races.
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Dozens Die as Riots Shake Iraq U.S. Death Toll Rises
Rioters loyal to anti American cleric Muqtada al Sadr kill eight U.S. troops and one Salvadoran, with two Marines also killed in Anbar. The violence, including a Najaf gunbattle near a Spanish garrison and clashes in Sadr City, raises questions about stabilization ahead of the June 30 power handover.
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Sept 11 Commission to Question Rice on Failures
The Sept. 11 commission will question Condoleezza Rice about why anti-terror efforts failed to stop the attacks and how the Bush administration plans to fix them. Panel members say the inquiry seeks explanations and recommended fundamental changes ahead of July 26 deadline.
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