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Hillary Clinton Enlists Former Foe Bernie Sanders In Appeal For Youth Votes In US Presidential Race
U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton shared a stage with former rival Senator Bernie Sanders on Wednesday to appeal for youth votes in the Nov. 8 election as opinion polls show a close race with Republican Donald Trump.
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A Modest Bump For Hillary Clinton In Online Wagering Hours After debate
US Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's probability of winning the White House got a modest bump in online betting markets on Tuesday, a day after her debate with Republican Donald Trump.
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Hillary Clinton Says Donald Trump Gun Rights Comment Incites Violence
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton on Wednesday said Republican Donald Trump's gun rights comment incites violence and said he does not have the temperament to be president.
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Hillary Clinton Urges US Congress To Reconvene, Pass Zika Bill
US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said at a campaign stop in Miami on Tuesday that she thinks congressional leaders should hold a special session to pass a funding bill to combat the Zika virus.
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EgyptAir Crash Likely Terrorism: Hillary Clinton
US Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton said Thursday she believes the crash of an EgyptAir passenger jet was likely terror-related.
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Beating Trump Won't Be As Easy As Many Democrats Think
Donald Trump became the presumptive Republican presidential nominee Tuesday night, turning his sights on Hillary Clinton, who, he says, will be easy to beat. She will not be - at least not for him. But Democrats must avoid making a similar mistake, dismissing Trump based on his historically high negative poll numbers without understanding why peopl...
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Hillary Clinton Ridicules Donald Trump For Campaigning From His Jet
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton has ridiculed her Republican counterpart Donald Trump for his lavish lifestyle, campaigning from a "big jet" and being out of touch from the ground realities.
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Blame Me For Trump? No Way, Says Barack Obama
He has been attacked over countless issues in partisan Washington, but US President Barack Obama drew the line at this one: the idea that he is responsible for the rise of Donald Trump and the attendant Republican Party disarray.
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Money Pours In As Move To Stop Trump Sharpens
Republicans hoping to halt Donald Trump's march to their party's presidential nomination emerged from the weekend's voting contests newly emboldened by Trump's uneven electoral performance and by some nascent signs that he may be peaking with voters.
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Nikki Haley - The 'GOP's Obama'?
A politician with a diverse background who doesn't exactly fit in among colleagues gives a high-profile speech that seems to open a road someday to the White House. President Obama at the 2004 Democratic National Convention - or South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley giving the Republican response to Obama's final State of the Union Tuesday night?
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Second US Democratic Debate Sees Viewership Plunge
The second Democratic presidential debate drew 8.55 million viewers, host network CBS said Sunday, about half as many as the party's debut debate in the campaign cycle last month.
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Debate Over Debates: US Republicans Seek End to Disarray
Republicans, who warned after the 2012 US elections that too many primary debates lead to chaos, appear to be replaying that scenario as campaigns clash with networks over debate formats.
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Donald Trump, Ben Carson in Spotlight at Republican Debate
Donald Trump, the longtime frontrunner in the Republican presidential race, geared up for battle Wednesday in a third nationally televised candidates' debate, with outsider Ben Carson hot on his heels.
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Opted Out Because I 'Couldn't Win', Says Joe Biden
US Vice President Joe Biden has said he decided not to run for president because he realized he "couldn't win", days after announcing that there was too little time to "mount a winning campaign" for the 2016 polls.
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Bobby Jindal Accuses Networks of Using 'Unfair' Debate Criteria
Indian-American US Presidential hopeful Bobby Jindal has accused a section of American media of using "unfair" debate criteria, saying the networks by ignoring the early primary states and using only national popularity ratings are in effect creating a national primary.
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Hillary Clinton Enlists Former Foe Bernie Sanders In Appeal For Youth Votes In US Presidential Race
U.S. Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton shared a stage with former rival Senator Bernie Sanders on Wednesday to appeal for youth votes in the Nov. 8 election as opinion polls show a close race with Republican Donald Trump.
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A Modest Bump For Hillary Clinton In Online Wagering Hours After debate
US Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton's probability of winning the White House got a modest bump in online betting markets on Tuesday, a day after her debate with Republican Donald Trump.
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Hillary Clinton Says Donald Trump Gun Rights Comment Incites Violence
Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton on Wednesday said Republican Donald Trump's gun rights comment incites violence and said he does not have the temperament to be president.
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Hillary Clinton Urges US Congress To Reconvene, Pass Zika Bill
US Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton said at a campaign stop in Miami on Tuesday that she thinks congressional leaders should hold a special session to pass a funding bill to combat the Zika virus.
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EgyptAir Crash Likely Terrorism: Hillary Clinton
US Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton said Thursday she believes the crash of an EgyptAir passenger jet was likely terror-related.
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Beating Trump Won't Be As Easy As Many Democrats Think
Donald Trump became the presumptive Republican presidential nominee Tuesday night, turning his sights on Hillary Clinton, who, he says, will be easy to beat. She will not be - at least not for him. But Democrats must avoid making a similar mistake, dismissing Trump based on his historically high negative poll numbers without understanding why peopl...
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Hillary Clinton Ridicules Donald Trump For Campaigning From His Jet
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton has ridiculed her Republican counterpart Donald Trump for his lavish lifestyle, campaigning from a "big jet" and being out of touch from the ground realities.
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Blame Me For Trump? No Way, Says Barack Obama
He has been attacked over countless issues in partisan Washington, but US President Barack Obama drew the line at this one: the idea that he is responsible for the rise of Donald Trump and the attendant Republican Party disarray.
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Money Pours In As Move To Stop Trump Sharpens
Republicans hoping to halt Donald Trump's march to their party's presidential nomination emerged from the weekend's voting contests newly emboldened by Trump's uneven electoral performance and by some nascent signs that he may be peaking with voters.
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Nikki Haley - The 'GOP's Obama'?
A politician with a diverse background who doesn't exactly fit in among colleagues gives a high-profile speech that seems to open a road someday to the White House. President Obama at the 2004 Democratic National Convention - or South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley giving the Republican response to Obama's final State of the Union Tuesday night?
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Second US Democratic Debate Sees Viewership Plunge
The second Democratic presidential debate drew 8.55 million viewers, host network CBS said Sunday, about half as many as the party's debut debate in the campaign cycle last month.
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Debate Over Debates: US Republicans Seek End to Disarray
Republicans, who warned after the 2012 US elections that too many primary debates lead to chaos, appear to be replaying that scenario as campaigns clash with networks over debate formats.
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Donald Trump, Ben Carson in Spotlight at Republican Debate
Donald Trump, the longtime frontrunner in the Republican presidential race, geared up for battle Wednesday in a third nationally televised candidates' debate, with outsider Ben Carson hot on his heels.
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Opted Out Because I 'Couldn't Win', Says Joe Biden
US Vice President Joe Biden has said he decided not to run for president because he realized he "couldn't win", days after announcing that there was too little time to "mount a winning campaign" for the 2016 polls.
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Bobby Jindal Accuses Networks of Using 'Unfair' Debate Criteria
Indian-American US Presidential hopeful Bobby Jindal has accused a section of American media of using "unfair" debate criteria, saying the networks by ignoring the early primary states and using only national popularity ratings are in effect creating a national primary.
