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(CNN) -- Missouri Rep. Roy Blunt Thursday announced his intention to run for a seat in the U.S. Senate, a move that sets up what is likely to be a showdown between two prominent families in one of the country's most politically divided states. Former House Republican Whip Roy Blunt announced he will run for a Missouri Senate seat. Making the official announcement in St. Louis, Missouri, the former House Republican whip indicated he would run on a platform of keeping Democratic control of both Congress and the White House in check. "Common sense and open debate are in danger of being suppressed by the overreaching liberal monopoly in Congress and the White House," he said, according to prepared remarks. "Never has Washington been in greater need of hearing from people who work hard, pay their taxes and want solutions to urgent economic problems and the ongoing threat of terrorism."



Answer: Roy Blunt faces a state that has become increasing Democratic in the last several election cycles.


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LONDON, England (CNN) -- Michael Jackson fans who purchased tickets for his final concerts will receive a full refund or, if they chose, a commemorative ticket, the concert promoter said Tuesday. A fan shows off the first ticket bought at the O2 Centre in London for one of Michael Jackson's concerts. "The world lost a kind soul who just happened to be the greatest entertainer the world has ever known," said Randy Phillips, president and chief executive officer of AEG Live. "Since he loved his fans in life, it is incumbent upon us to treat them with the same reverence and respect after his death."

The shows were billed as the final concerts of his career and were called "

Answer: This Is It."


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National Front president Marine Le Pen - whose party is leading opinion polls, the latest surveys suggest The National Front is leading opinion polls before France’s European elections next month. The latest poll - a CSA survey for BFMTV and Nice Matin - puts their vote at 24 per cent. This compares to 22 per cent for the UMP opposition and 20 per cent for President Francois Hollande’s Socialist Party. It follows a massive swing to the right in local elections which led to the entire Socialist government resigning earlier this month. Mr Hollande spoke of a ‘moral crisis’ in France, and appointed a new administration. However, his left-wing policies are still failing.

This makes him by far the most unpopular head of state in the history of modern

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France.