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More than a month after the Boston Marathon bombings, the Senate candidates have become embroiled in an emotionally charged fight.

Utah Republican Mia Love says she’s learned from mistakes that helped sink her campaign last November.

Attorney General Eric Holder on Wednesday lashed out at Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif), calling his conduct “unacceptable and shameful.”

Former Michigan Gov. Jennifer Granholm (D) is giving the pro-Clinton group Ready for Hillary a boost.

Tea Party officials are hoping the scandal will galvanize current supporters and expand the movement’s appeal to centrists.

Rep. Elijah Cummings said the Justice Department’s secret subpoena of phone records from the Associated Press was “chilling.”

Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) is raising her profile as a leading advocate for changing the way the military prosecutes sexual assault cases.

Decisions by Herseth Sandlin and Paulsen not to run for the Senate hurt both parties.

“They set the gold standard for digital engagement in 2012,” Jesse Benton, McConnell’s campaign manager, said of the Obama team.

Boehner offered lukewarm support for Mark Sanford, declining to say if he would "welcome" the disgraced former governor to the House.