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Scoop: Senate GOP super PAC doubles down on Michigan

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By Stef W. Kight Verified
| Axios Verified
Senate Republicans' top super PAC is pouring an extra $6 million into Michigan to attack Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed. Why it matters: It's part of $12 million in new spending this month by the Senate Leadership Fund to defend Republican leader John Thune's majority. It's an unusually early spend for Republican super PACs, which typically wait until September.
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Inside the Senate's great escape plan

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By Hans Nichols Verified, Stef W. Kight Verified
| Axios Verified
Senate Republican leaders are tantalizingly close to a deal to take some uncomfortable votes in exchange for leaving town at a more comfortable hour. Why it matters: President Trump won't like all of the outcomes, but senators don't plan to be around to hear about it.
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Senate passes new Russia sanctions

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By Stef W. Kight Verified
| Axios Verified
Late Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC). Photo: Heather Diehl/Getty Images The Senate passed a sweeping Russia sanctions bill Friday in an 86-11 vote. Why it matters: The legislation would impose new sanctions on Russia, renew Iran sanctions and hand President Trump fresh authority to slap tariffs on major buyers of Russian oil. Final passage follows months of anticipation and negotiations with the White House. The bill was renamed in honor of its lead sponsor, the late Sen.
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