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U.S. Republican Sen. Stevens of Alaska sits in van outside U.S. Federal Courthouse in Washington

U.S. Republican Sen. Ted Stevens of Alaska sits in a van outside the U.S. Federal Courthouse in Washington October 27, 2008. Stevens was found guilty on Monday on corruption charges, a verdict that could endanger the powerful Republican's political future and help Democrats expand their control of the Senate in the Nov. 4 election. REUTERS/Hyungwon Kang (UNITED STATES)

GOP's Stevens loses Alaska Senate seat

Sen. Ted Stevens, the longest serving Republican in Senate history, narrowly lost his re-election bid Tuesday. Full story

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