It is down to the wire today in Louisiana.
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It's primary day for an embattled U.S. Senator.
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The voting today is yet another test of President Trump's hold on the Republican Party.
We take a look at who's on the ballot.
Also, protests in Havana and empty oil reserves.
We have the latest on Cuba.
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First up today, Cuba.
This week, the island ran out of oil, causing massive blackouts across the country and a night of protests.