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Roy Moore’s victory over Luther Strange in the Alabama Senate primary has many conservatives  bracing  for a battle.

Alabama Senate primary and the future of the GOP

Roy Moore’s victory over Luther Strange in the Alabama Senate primary has many conservatives bracing for a battle.

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It's official. The White House says chief of staff John Kelly and Steve Bannon have agreed, "This will be Steve's last day."

Stephen Bannon is out as White House strategist

It's official. The White House says chief of staff John Kelly and Steve Bannon have agreed, "This will be Steve's last day."

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House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy is abandoning the race for Speaker of the House. John Boehner is expected to step down at the end of the month, but Rep.

Kevin McCarthy Drops Bid for Speaker of the House

House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy is abandoning the race for Speaker of the House. John Boehner is expected to step down at the end of the month, but Rep.

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