Democratic Presidential Nomination
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Ex-US Vice President Biden, Wife Made $15 Million After Leaving Office
Former US Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, earned more than $15 million in the two years after Biden left government in early 2017, according to tax records released by his campaign on Tuesday.
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US Presidential Race: Kamala Harris Raised $12 Million In Second Quarter
US Senator Kamala Harris of California, who emerged as a top contender for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination after last week's presidential debate, said her campaign raised nearly $12 million during the most recent fundraising quarter.
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Coming Full Circle, President Obama Hits Campaign Trail For Hillary Clinton
In her June 2008 concession speech for the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton pledged to do all she could to propel Barack Obama to the White House. On Tuesday he returns the favor.
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Barack Obama Hopeful Bernie Sanders Will Wind Up Campaign In 'Couple Of Weeks'
Barack Obama expressed hope on Wednesday that Bernie Sanders in "the next couple of weeks" will finally concede having lost the Democratic presidential nomination to Hillary Clinton, despite having vowed to fight on through the party's convention next month.
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Clinton Clinches Nomination, AP Says, Becoming First Woman To Top A Major Party Ticket
Hillary Clinton has secured enough delegates to win the Democratic presidential nomination, according to The Associated Press, emerging from a long and bruising primary to become the first woman to lead a major party in the race for the White House.
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Hillary Clinton Launches Full Scale Attack Against Donald Trump
Confident that she would finally bag the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton appeared to have gone into a full campaign mode by training her gun on potential Republican opponent Donald Trump.
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Bernie Sanders Goes After Hillary Clinton Lead As Three States Vote
A resilient Bernie Sanders sought to upset Hillary Clinton's commanding lead as the western states of Alaska, Hawaii and Washington held caucuses on Saturday in the Democratic presidential nominating contest.
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Hillary Clinton Eyes Decisive Win As South Carolina Begins Voting
Hillary Clinton is eyeing a decisive win in South Carolina's Democratic presidential nomination race today, with the hope of gaining momentum against Bernie Sanders before the upcoming high-stakes "Super Tuesday" contests.
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Hillary Clinton Urges Stepped-Up Fight Against Islamic State in Syria
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Thursday urged a tougher approach to fighting Islamic State militants than President Barack Obama has pursued, with an intensified air campaign and more US special forces and trainers.
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US Vice President Joe Biden Won't Run for White House in 2016
US Vice President Joe Biden announced Wednesday he will not run for the White House in 2016, removing a potential obstacle to frontrunner Hillary Clinton's path to the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Bill Clinton Says if Hillary Wins, He'll Move Back to White House -'If Asked'
Former US President Bill Clinton said on Tuesday he will move back into the White House if his wife Hillary wins the presidency next year - "if I'm asked."
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Ex-US Vice President Biden, Wife Made $15 Million After Leaving Office
Former US Vice President Joe Biden and his wife, Jill, earned more than $15 million in the two years after Biden left government in early 2017, according to tax records released by his campaign on Tuesday.
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US Presidential Race: Kamala Harris Raised $12 Million In Second Quarter
US Senator Kamala Harris of California, who emerged as a top contender for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination after last week's presidential debate, said her campaign raised nearly $12 million during the most recent fundraising quarter.
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Coming Full Circle, President Obama Hits Campaign Trail For Hillary Clinton
In her June 2008 concession speech for the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton pledged to do all she could to propel Barack Obama to the White House. On Tuesday he returns the favor.
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Barack Obama Hopeful Bernie Sanders Will Wind Up Campaign In 'Couple Of Weeks'
Barack Obama expressed hope on Wednesday that Bernie Sanders in "the next couple of weeks" will finally concede having lost the Democratic presidential nomination to Hillary Clinton, despite having vowed to fight on through the party's convention next month.
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Clinton Clinches Nomination, AP Says, Becoming First Woman To Top A Major Party Ticket
Hillary Clinton has secured enough delegates to win the Democratic presidential nomination, according to The Associated Press, emerging from a long and bruising primary to become the first woman to lead a major party in the race for the White House.
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Hillary Clinton Launches Full Scale Attack Against Donald Trump
Confident that she would finally bag the Democratic presidential nomination, Hillary Clinton appeared to have gone into a full campaign mode by training her gun on potential Republican opponent Donald Trump.
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Bernie Sanders Goes After Hillary Clinton Lead As Three States Vote
A resilient Bernie Sanders sought to upset Hillary Clinton's commanding lead as the western states of Alaska, Hawaii and Washington held caucuses on Saturday in the Democratic presidential nominating contest.
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Hillary Clinton Eyes Decisive Win As South Carolina Begins Voting
Hillary Clinton is eyeing a decisive win in South Carolina's Democratic presidential nomination race today, with the hope of gaining momentum against Bernie Sanders before the upcoming high-stakes "Super Tuesday" contests.
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Hillary Clinton Urges Stepped-Up Fight Against Islamic State in Syria
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Thursday urged a tougher approach to fighting Islamic State militants than President Barack Obama has pursued, with an intensified air campaign and more US special forces and trainers.
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US Vice President Joe Biden Won't Run for White House in 2016
US Vice President Joe Biden announced Wednesday he will not run for the White House in 2016, removing a potential obstacle to frontrunner Hillary Clinton's path to the Democratic presidential nomination.
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Bill Clinton Says if Hillary Wins, He'll Move Back to White House -'If Asked'
Former US President Bill Clinton said on Tuesday he will move back into the White House if his wife Hillary wins the presidency next year - "if I'm asked."
