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Primary results are in. I'm Sue Guzman. FOX news. Controversial progressive Democrat Brandtner has won the primary for Senate in Maine.
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Over the last nine months, I have seen Mainers come together behind a vision to take back our power from corporations and billionaires.
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He will face longtime incumbent senator Republican Susan Collins come November. Nancy Mace eliminated in South Carolina in the governor's right as lieutenant Governor Pamela Evatt and state Attorney General Alan Wilson advanced to a runoff for the Republican nomination. And Senator Lindsey Graham won his primary in South Carolina in his pursuit of a fifth term of office. The November ballot is all set in Nevada's gubernatorial race. Story from Fox's Chris DeMaio.
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Governor Joe Lombardo cruising to victory in Tuesday's contest, defeating six GOP challengers. He'll face Democratic Attorney General Aaron Ford, who says it's time for change on day one.
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We're going to lower costs.
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Yes, sir.
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We're going to to fight for higher wages. We're going to bring more jobs and we're going to protect a secure retirement. Nevada. Nevada is the best state in the nation.
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Meantime, Julie Fedorczyk is the projected winner of the Republican race for North Dakota's sole seat in the House. She advances to the general election where she'll face Democrat Trig v. Hammer. Chris DeMaio, Fox News.
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Steve Hilton has clinched second place in the California primary for governor.
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Finally, we get a result. It's only a week after Election Day. That's fast for California anyway. The good news is that we're going going to have a chance for change in November, a new direction instead of another four years of the insanity. So very happy. But we've got, you know, work to do.
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The Republican will go up against former HHS Secretary Javier Becerra and multiple attackers, killing 12 people, wounding nine others in a mass shooting in the South African city of Johannesburg. America is listening to FOX News.
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Centcom says the US military has ended strikes on Iran in retaliation for a downed US helicopter over the Strait of Hormuz.
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20 targets in total were struck. The initial targets included air defense systems and radars. Explosions have been reported at at least six sites on Kesham island over Bushehr Hamadan in Iran's port city of Syriac near the mouth of the Strait of Hormuz and also Bandar Abbas, one of the main oil terminal port cities. CENTCOM called the strikes defensive and proportional. Iran's deputy foreign minister claimed that Iran had not fired any drones in the past 24 hours. But a senior US official tells Fox it was an Iranian shahed drone that shot down the U.S. apache helicopter that had two Americans on board near the Strait of Hormuz.
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Fox's Jennifer Griffin reporting. Teenager Carmelo Anthony has been sentenced for murdering another teen during a trek made in Texas. More from Fox's Brooke Taylor.
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The jury has sentenced Carmelo Anthony to 35 years behind bars after finding him guilty of murder. I'm told that he is eligible for parole after he serves half his time. The jury had the option to give him as much as 99 years behind bars, but again, they have chosen to give him 35 years. And I do want to mention a bunch of supporters out here. They've erupted again, pretty shocking. This is a direct quote, I just heard one woman, one supporter say, quote, those twins, meaning the victim and his twin brother who were there at the time are, quote, domestic racist terrorists.
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Billionaire Bill Gates will sit for an interview on Capitol Hill today as part of a long running investigation into the Epstein files. The House Oversight Committee expected to question him about his relationship with the late sex offender. Jeffrey Epstein, I'm Sue Guzman. This is FOX News.
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