The candidates for Senate in Michigan and Kansas went head to head in debates last night with less than two weeks until Election Day.
\n\nRep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., yesterday described in detail for the first time the early-morning search of her home last week by federal agents, revealing in the process that she can no longer live there because of safety concerns.
\n\nIn an interview with MS NOW, Omar said she and her husband were initially startled and confused by the arrival of agents with Homeland Security Investigations, who began banging on their doors and yelling at 6 a.m. Oct. 12.
\n\nRepublican Sen. Roger Marshall and Democrat Adam Hamilton went head to head in a contentious debate last night as polls show a toss-up in ruby-red Kansas with less than two weeks until Election Day.
\n\nMarshall and Hamilton traded criticism and attacks over the Iran war, immigration enforcement, healthcare and tariff policy, as well as other controversies that have popped up during their unexpected battleground campaign.
\n\nThe second Michigan Senate debate last night featured several heated clashes between Democratic nominee Abdul El-Sayed and Republican former Rep. Mike Rogers, though it was far tamer than an explosive first meeting this month.
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