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Donald Trump Rushed Off Stage In Reno By Security, But Quickly Returns
Donald Trump was rushed off stage Saturday night during a campaign rally here as security officials swarmed, but the candidate emerged back on stage after a few minutes and finished his speech.
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Trump Suggests Clinton Was On Drugs At Debate
Donald Trump suggested without evidence Saturday that Democrat Hillary Clinton might have been on drugs at their most recent debate and that the election is "rigged" against him, adding a new round of unsubstantiated assertions to an increasingly scathing campaign.
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How Donald Trump Reacted When His Teleprompters Broke Down
For months, the teleprompters Donald Trump uses at campaign rallies have been a symbol of efforts to keep him "on message" - a sharp departure from the wild, freewheeling speeches that defined his candidacy during the GOP primary, but an acknowledgment of the difficult task of winning a general election.
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Trump Seeks To Belittle Accusers
Donald Trump hurled personal insults Friday at the growing number of women who have accused him of groping and kissing them without their consent, labeling them as "horrible," "sick" and "phony," and suggesting that at least two of them were not attractive enough to warrant his attention.
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Trump Could Have Avoided Paying Federal Taxes For 18 Years, Report Says
Donald Trump declared a loss of $916 million on his income tax returns for 1995, and - because of tax rules that favor wealthy real estate investors - he could have used that loss to avoid paying any federal income taxes for up to 18 years, according to a report in the New York Times.
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Trump Under Fire After Sending Nasty Tweets About 'Disgusting' Ex-Miss Universe
Donald Trump came under intense scrutiny Friday after he disparaged former Miss Universe Alicia Machado in a series of scathing early morning statements on Twitter, including an accusation that she had appeared in a sex tape.
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Trump Says Clinton Lacks 'Stamina,' Clinton Cites His Attacks On Women As 'Pigs, Slobs And Dogs'
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton clashed in unusually personal terms during a taboo-breaking first general-election presidential debate on Monday evening, with Clinton accusing Trump of pushing "racist lies" about President Barack Obama's birthplace, and Trump accusing Clinton of lacking the "stamina" to be president.
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Clinton And Trump Meet On Debate Stage, Virtually Tied In National Polls
The first presidential debate of the 2016 general election campaign has begun in Hempstead, N.Y., where both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are hoping to re-shape a race that - so far - has been a contest about whom voters dislike the least.
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Trump, Speaking After Campaign Shake-Up, Expresses Regret Over Causing 'Personal Pain'
Donald Trump on Thursday expressed regret over causing "personal pain" through ill-chosen words he has used "in the heat of debate," an unexpected and uncharacteristic declaration of remorse for a candidate whose public persona is defined by his combative and bombastic style.
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Donald Trump Says He's 'Law And Order' Candidate, Will Stop Illegal Immigration
Donald Trump formally accepted the Republican nomination for president on Thursday night, giving the biggest speech of his short political career - seeking to end a troubled, fractious GOP convention on a high note.
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Donald Trump Rushed Off Stage In Reno By Security, But Quickly Returns
Donald Trump was rushed off stage Saturday night during a campaign rally here as security officials swarmed, but the candidate emerged back on stage after a few minutes and finished his speech.
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Trump Suggests Clinton Was On Drugs At Debate
Donald Trump suggested without evidence Saturday that Democrat Hillary Clinton might have been on drugs at their most recent debate and that the election is "rigged" against him, adding a new round of unsubstantiated assertions to an increasingly scathing campaign.
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How Donald Trump Reacted When His Teleprompters Broke Down
For months, the teleprompters Donald Trump uses at campaign rallies have been a symbol of efforts to keep him "on message" - a sharp departure from the wild, freewheeling speeches that defined his candidacy during the GOP primary, but an acknowledgment of the difficult task of winning a general election.
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Trump Seeks To Belittle Accusers
Donald Trump hurled personal insults Friday at the growing number of women who have accused him of groping and kissing them without their consent, labeling them as "horrible," "sick" and "phony," and suggesting that at least two of them were not attractive enough to warrant his attention.
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Trump Could Have Avoided Paying Federal Taxes For 18 Years, Report Says
Donald Trump declared a loss of $916 million on his income tax returns for 1995, and - because of tax rules that favor wealthy real estate investors - he could have used that loss to avoid paying any federal income taxes for up to 18 years, according to a report in the New York Times.
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Trump Under Fire After Sending Nasty Tweets About 'Disgusting' Ex-Miss Universe
Donald Trump came under intense scrutiny Friday after he disparaged former Miss Universe Alicia Machado in a series of scathing early morning statements on Twitter, including an accusation that she had appeared in a sex tape.
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Trump Says Clinton Lacks 'Stamina,' Clinton Cites His Attacks On Women As 'Pigs, Slobs And Dogs'
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton clashed in unusually personal terms during a taboo-breaking first general-election presidential debate on Monday evening, with Clinton accusing Trump of pushing "racist lies" about President Barack Obama's birthplace, and Trump accusing Clinton of lacking the "stamina" to be president.
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Clinton And Trump Meet On Debate Stage, Virtually Tied In National Polls
The first presidential debate of the 2016 general election campaign has begun in Hempstead, N.Y., where both Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are hoping to re-shape a race that - so far - has been a contest about whom voters dislike the least.
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Trump, Speaking After Campaign Shake-Up, Expresses Regret Over Causing 'Personal Pain'
Donald Trump on Thursday expressed regret over causing "personal pain" through ill-chosen words he has used "in the heat of debate," an unexpected and uncharacteristic declaration of remorse for a candidate whose public persona is defined by his combative and bombastic style.
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Donald Trump Says He's 'Law And Order' Candidate, Will Stop Illegal Immigration
Donald Trump formally accepted the Republican nomination for president on Thursday night, giving the biggest speech of his short political career - seeking to end a troubled, fractious GOP convention on a high note.
