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Today in the Morning Line:94 percent of biggest House race spenders won82 percent of biggest Senate race spenders wonOn this Veterans Day, just 18 percent of the new Congress will have served in the military, down from more than 70 percent in 1971.Cant buy you love, but can buy you a duplex on Capitol Hill: We already know that the $4 billion spent on this midterm election was more than any other midterm in history. It was the most on congressional elections ever, including during a presidential year. What do the numbers really tell us Th
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GUATEMALA CITY AP 鈥?The Trump administration failure to test all but a small percentage of detained immigrants for the novel coronavirus may be helping it spread through the United States ; sprawling system of detention centers and then to Central America and elsewhere aboard regular deportation flights, migrants ; advocates said Friday.More than 1,600 people deported from the United States to Guatemala over the last month were allowed to go home and into voluntary, unenforced quarantine. Fears are rising that it may have seeded the Central American nation with an untold number of undetected cases, increasing its vulnerability to the pandemic.U.S. authorities took passengers ; temperatures before departure, and Guatemalan officials checked them for cough, fever and other symptoms on arrival. Those wi
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