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Trump Faces Political Heat Two Weeks Into US-Israel War Againt Iran
President Donald Trump has grown more agitated with news coverage and has failed to find a way to explain why he started the war - or how he will end it. Even some of his supporters are questioning his plan and his overall poll numbers are declining.
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A Democrat Trying To Make A Blue Wave Happen & The Republican Trying To Stop It
Both lawmakers were forged by the lessons of 2018, when Democrats flipped dozens of Republican-held seats to turn the rest of Trump's first term into a political crucible.
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Who's To Blame For Shutdown? Americans Say Both Republicans And Democrats
Americans blame both Republicans and Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown and are worried services could falter as a third of the federal workforce sits on unpaid leave, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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Indian-Americans Donated $46 Million To Democrats In 2020, Just $16 Million To Republicans: Study
Indian-Americans overwhelmingly favour Democratic candidates, contributing nearly three times more to their campaigns than to Republicans, a new study shows.
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Democrats Insulted, Infuriated, Humiliated Hindu-Americans: Community Leader
About 70 per cent of Hindu-Americans voted for the Republican presidential candidate in the November 5 elections.
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Is The US Presidential Election A Battle Of The Sexes?
Historically speaking, women have leaned towards voting for Democrats more than men have, since the 1980s and this gap has only grown wider since.
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Key Takeaways From The First Kamala Harris-Donald Trump Presidential Debate
Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump met on Tuesday for their first and perhaps only debate, a square-off that could have a significant impact on the Nov. 5 election as polls show a tight race.
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Trump Faces Historic Impeachment Vote As Pence Refuses To Remove Him
With at least five Republicans joining their push to impeach President Donald Trump over the storming of the U.S. Capitol, Democrats in the House of Representatives stood poised for a history-making vote to try to remove the president from office.
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"Hatred Of New Americans": Divided House Slams Trump's Go-Back Tweets
A divided House voted Tuesday to condemn President Donald Trump's racist remarks telling four minority congresswomen to "go back" to their ancestral countries, with all but a handful of Republicans dismissing the rebuke as harassment while many Democrats pressed their leaders for harsher punishment of the president.
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Democrats Win First Two Republican-Held Seats In US Midterms
Democrats seized their first two Republican-held seats of the US midterm elections Tuesday, networks projected, flipping House seats in Virginia and Florida seen as crucial to the opposition party's effort to regain a majority in the chamber. Jennifer Wexton, a Democratic state lawmaker, was ahead of two-term Republican incumbent Barbara Comstock b...
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US Elections: Prannoy Roy's Analysis Of Will It Be Donald Trump Or Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are facing voters today as millions of Americans turn out to pick the next US president and end a bruising campaign that polls said favoured the Democrat. Will Donald Trump triumph or Hillary Clinton create history? Watch analysis with Prannoy Roy.
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America Today Is Two Different Countries. They Don't Get Along.
Each week, In Theory takes on a big idea in the news and explores it from a range of perspectives. This week, we're talking about polarization in politics:
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The Race To The US Presidential Nominations: How Delegates Are Selected
The Democratic and Republican nominees for the November 8 US presidential election are decided in a series of state-by-state contests. The key to winning the nomination for each party is ultimately not about the popular vote, but about securing the number of delegates needed to win the nomination at each party's convention - July 18-21 in Cleveland...
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Why Trump Won't Be The Next President
For months, political observers said over and over that the GOP front-runner wouldn't win the nomination. But after accumulating seven more victories on Super Tuesday, bringing his total to 11 of the first 15 states, Donald Trump has destroyed that conventional wisdom and looks likely to be Hillary Clinton's opponent in the fall.
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Iowa Kicks Off 2016 US Presidential Race With Caucus Tradition
The long and sometimes arcane ritual of electing the next US president begins on Monday in more than 1,100 schools, churches and libraries across Iowa, a state that wields political influence far greater than its small size.
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Trump Faces Political Heat Two Weeks Into US-Israel War Againt Iran
President Donald Trump has grown more agitated with news coverage and has failed to find a way to explain why he started the war - or how he will end it. Even some of his supporters are questioning his plan and his overall poll numbers are declining.
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A Democrat Trying To Make A Blue Wave Happen & The Republican Trying To Stop It
Both lawmakers were forged by the lessons of 2018, when Democrats flipped dozens of Republican-held seats to turn the rest of Trump's first term into a political crucible.
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Who's To Blame For Shutdown? Americans Say Both Republicans And Democrats
Americans blame both Republicans and Democrats for the ongoing government shutdown and are worried services could falter as a third of the federal workforce sits on unpaid leave, according to a new Reuters/Ipsos poll.
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Indian-Americans Donated $46 Million To Democrats In 2020, Just $16 Million To Republicans: Study
Indian-Americans overwhelmingly favour Democratic candidates, contributing nearly three times more to their campaigns than to Republicans, a new study shows.
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Democrats Insulted, Infuriated, Humiliated Hindu-Americans: Community Leader
About 70 per cent of Hindu-Americans voted for the Republican presidential candidate in the November 5 elections.
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Is The US Presidential Election A Battle Of The Sexes?
Historically speaking, women have leaned towards voting for Democrats more than men have, since the 1980s and this gap has only grown wider since.
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Key Takeaways From The First Kamala Harris-Donald Trump Presidential Debate
Democrat Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump met on Tuesday for their first and perhaps only debate, a square-off that could have a significant impact on the Nov. 5 election as polls show a tight race.
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Trump Faces Historic Impeachment Vote As Pence Refuses To Remove Him
With at least five Republicans joining their push to impeach President Donald Trump over the storming of the U.S. Capitol, Democrats in the House of Representatives stood poised for a history-making vote to try to remove the president from office.
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"Hatred Of New Americans": Divided House Slams Trump's Go-Back Tweets
A divided House voted Tuesday to condemn President Donald Trump's racist remarks telling four minority congresswomen to "go back" to their ancestral countries, with all but a handful of Republicans dismissing the rebuke as harassment while many Democrats pressed their leaders for harsher punishment of the president.
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Democrats Win First Two Republican-Held Seats In US Midterms
Democrats seized their first two Republican-held seats of the US midterm elections Tuesday, networks projected, flipping House seats in Virginia and Florida seen as crucial to the opposition party's effort to regain a majority in the chamber. Jennifer Wexton, a Democratic state lawmaker, was ahead of two-term Republican incumbent Barbara Comstock b...
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US Elections: Prannoy Roy's Analysis Of Will It Be Donald Trump Or Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are facing voters today as millions of Americans turn out to pick the next US president and end a bruising campaign that polls said favoured the Democrat. Will Donald Trump triumph or Hillary Clinton create history? Watch analysis with Prannoy Roy.
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America Today Is Two Different Countries. They Don't Get Along.
Each week, In Theory takes on a big idea in the news and explores it from a range of perspectives. This week, we're talking about polarization in politics:
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The Race To The US Presidential Nominations: How Delegates Are Selected
The Democratic and Republican nominees for the November 8 US presidential election are decided in a series of state-by-state contests. The key to winning the nomination for each party is ultimately not about the popular vote, but about securing the number of delegates needed to win the nomination at each party's convention - July 18-21 in Cleveland...
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Why Trump Won't Be The Next President
For months, political observers said over and over that the GOP front-runner wouldn't win the nomination. But after accumulating seven more victories on Super Tuesday, bringing his total to 11 of the first 15 states, Donald Trump has destroyed that conventional wisdom and looks likely to be Hillary Clinton's opponent in the fall.
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Iowa Kicks Off 2016 US Presidential Race With Caucus Tradition
The long and sometimes arcane ritual of electing the next US president begins on Monday in more than 1,100 schools, churches and libraries across Iowa, a state that wields political influence far greater than its small size.
