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The arrest of a man who allegedly obtained an image of a senator's bedridden wife has shaken up an already intense Republican primary battle in Mississippi. Political blogger Clayton Kelly was arrested Thursday, accused of exploiting a vulnerable adult and illegally and improperly obtaining a photo of her without her consent for his own benefit, according to the Madison Police Department. Donald Clark, an attorney for Sen. Thad Cochran, R-Mississippi, and his wife, Rose, told The Clarion-Ledger newspaper that the woman in question is Rose, saying the Cochrans' "privacy and dignity have been violated." Rose Cochran suffers from dementia and has lived at St. Catherine's Village, the nursing home where Thursday's incident took place, for 14 years, according to the newspaper.

When the incident first came to light, McDaniel's campaign distanced the candidate from

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By Deni Kirkova PUBLISHED: 05:50 EST, 15 November 2013 | UPDATED: 05:50 EST, 15 November 2013 Poundland is partnering on a new range of bakeware with celebrity baker, author and actress Jane Asher. Launching in spring 2014, the exclusive collection of £1 items marks the first celebrity range for the discount retailer. Jane, 67, has helped design the range of bakeware for Europe's biggest single price discount retailer. The range will be sold across its 490 shops in the UK and Ireland. Pots, jugs and stands are all part of Jane Asher's collection of bakeware for Poundland - all £1 each

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(CNN) -- The primaries are mostly over and the general election races are falling into place. All 435 seats in the House and a third of the Senate are up for election on November 4 in what's expected to be a difficult year for Democrats. Here's what's on the line: Control of the Senate: That's the big story of the year. Republicans have their best chance of retaking the majority since they lost it in the 2006 midterms. The GOP must realize a net gain of six seats to accomplish the turnaround with Democrats currently holding a 55-45 advantage (53 Democrats and two independents who caucus with them).

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(CNN) -- President Barack Obama and GOP vice presidential nominee Paul Ryan on Friday traded sharp criticism over health care reforms and Medicare, with each telling a leading advocacy group for senior citizens that the other was being untruthful. "Contrary to what you've heard and what you may hear from subsequent speakers, Obamacare actually strengthened Medicare," the president told the AARP Liffe@50+ event, using the nickname for the 2010 Affordable Care Act that passed with no Republican support. In particular, he called the claim by Ryan and other Republicans that $716 billion is being cut from Medicare to fund the health care bill "simply not true."

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Barack Obama camp fired back that the criticism was off base.