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North Carolina's GOP establishment exacted its revenge on the freshman congressman, who was backed by Donald Trump.
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The tech giant, which already paused most of its operations in the country, says it cannot pay workers or carry out other basic operations.
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National Republicans — and nearly a dozen locally — are still targeting Rep. Jennifer Wexton (D) despite steady blue trends in the Northern Virginia district.
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