Owens to retire shields GOP majority as Utah map reshapes the state
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Utah Rep. Burgess Owens announces he’ll retire at the end of his term, a move that helps Republicans preserve their narrow House majority amid a redrawn Utah map. The live updates also cover Tony Gonzales’s admission of a relationship with a former staffer who died by suicide and a looming Ethics Committee probe, Texas primary dynamics involving Cornyn and Paxton, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz testifying on welfare fraud, and broader discussions about potential funding for a war in Iran and other Capitol Hill developments.
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