A top Senate Republican crisscrosses campaign trail in 'make-or-break moment' to win back majority
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Senate Republican Whip John Thune of South Dakota, who is running to succeed longtime GOP leader Mitch McConnell, is crisscrossing the campaign trail to help win back the chamber's majority.
Thune, who as Senate minority whip is the No. 2 GOP lawmaker in the chamber, emphasized that "we’ve got to maximize the opportunity we have this time around to get north of 50," adding that "it would be great to get well north of 50."
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced Friday that just under fifty Ukrainian prisoners of war were granted freedom following an exchange with the Russian military.