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From Vietnam War To US Election, John McCain Was Bred For Combat
U.S. Sen. John McCain, the son and grandson of four-star admirals, was bred for combat. He endured more than five years of imprisonment and torture by the North Vietnamese as a young naval officer and went on to battle foes on the left and the right in Washington
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Michelle Obama Is Still Talking About Donald Trump - And Still Not Saying His Name
Who might Michelle Obama have been thinking about when she said "words matter" and "you don't tweet every thought"?
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Harvey Weinstein Fell - Why Not Donald Trump, Ask Accusers
Almost a year after New Yorker Jessica Leeds and other women stepped forward with harrowing accounts of being sexually assaulted by a powerful man, another scandal with similar elements exploded.
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At Trump's Political Casting Call, Looks Matter
Donald Trump believes that those who aspire to the most visible spots in his administration should not just be able to do the job, but also look the part.
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Ivanka Trump: Passionate Political Advocate Or A Businesswoman Building Her Brand?
The quest to unearth the Manhattan moderate that may lie deep within Donald Trump's psyche runs directly through his daughter, Ivanka.
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Hillary Clinton Urges Disappointed Backers To Give Donald Trump A 'Chance To Lead'
Hillary Clinton said Wednesday that her crushing loss to Donald Trump exposed the nation's deep and difficult divisions, but she urged her backers to give him "a chance to lead."
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Donald Trump's White House Win Promises To Reshape U.S. Political Landscape
World markets shuddered, U.S. allies fretted and Americans celebrated or seethed Wednesday as Donald Trump looked ahead to the White House after a history-shaping victory that defied pollsters and galvanized legions of aggrieved voters in a loud repudiation of the status quo.
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Donald Trump Wins The Presidency In Stunning Upset Over Clinton
Donald Trump was elected the nation's 45th president in the stunning culmination of a campaign that defied expectations and conventions at every turn and galvanized legions of aggrieved Americans in a loud repudiation of the status quo.
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FBI Gets Stained By Corrosive Nature Of 2016 Presidential Race
The two sides in this bitter presidential campaign are likely to be arguing for years over the question of who was helped and who was hurt by the pair of political bombshells that FBI Director James Comey dropped into the final stage of the race.
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Woman Says Trump Reached Under Her Skirt And Groped Her In Early 1990s
Kristin Anderson was deep in conversation with acquaintances at a crowded Manhattan nightspot and did not notice the figure to her right on a red velvet couch - until, she recalls, his fingers slid under her miniskirt, moved up her inner thigh and touched her vagina through her underwear.
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Hillary Clinton Was Right About The Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy. Here's Why It Exists.
The epic battles between the Clintons and their tormentors on the right have shaped American politics for nearly a quarter century.
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How Hillary Clinton Became A Politician
On Feb. 22, 1999, the country's attention was riveted on the U.S. Capitol. For only the second time in U.S. history, the Senate was set to vote on whether to remove an impeached president from office.
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Melania Trump And The Difference Between Plagiarism And Politics As Usual
When one politician comes up with a snappy line, the expectation is that others will borrow it and make it their own at some point.
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Republicans Formally Nominate Donald Trump For US Presidency
Donald Trump was formally nominated for the presidency by Republican delegates here on Tuesday night, a landmark moment in American political history that capped the business mogul's surprising conquest of the GOP.
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Unchanging Trump Creates A Changing Political World
There are reasons to be skeptical that the wall on the border would ever be built. Putting a ban on Muslims entering the country seems neither practical nor constitutional.
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From Vietnam War To US Election, John McCain Was Bred For Combat
U.S. Sen. John McCain, the son and grandson of four-star admirals, was bred for combat. He endured more than five years of imprisonment and torture by the North Vietnamese as a young naval officer and went on to battle foes on the left and the right in Washington
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Michelle Obama Is Still Talking About Donald Trump - And Still Not Saying His Name
Who might Michelle Obama have been thinking about when she said "words matter" and "you don't tweet every thought"?
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Harvey Weinstein Fell - Why Not Donald Trump, Ask Accusers
Almost a year after New Yorker Jessica Leeds and other women stepped forward with harrowing accounts of being sexually assaulted by a powerful man, another scandal with similar elements exploded.
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At Trump's Political Casting Call, Looks Matter
Donald Trump believes that those who aspire to the most visible spots in his administration should not just be able to do the job, but also look the part.
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Ivanka Trump: Passionate Political Advocate Or A Businesswoman Building Her Brand?
The quest to unearth the Manhattan moderate that may lie deep within Donald Trump's psyche runs directly through his daughter, Ivanka.
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Hillary Clinton Urges Disappointed Backers To Give Donald Trump A 'Chance To Lead'
Hillary Clinton said Wednesday that her crushing loss to Donald Trump exposed the nation's deep and difficult divisions, but she urged her backers to give him "a chance to lead."
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Donald Trump's White House Win Promises To Reshape U.S. Political Landscape
World markets shuddered, U.S. allies fretted and Americans celebrated or seethed Wednesday as Donald Trump looked ahead to the White House after a history-shaping victory that defied pollsters and galvanized legions of aggrieved voters in a loud repudiation of the status quo.
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Donald Trump Wins The Presidency In Stunning Upset Over Clinton
Donald Trump was elected the nation's 45th president in the stunning culmination of a campaign that defied expectations and conventions at every turn and galvanized legions of aggrieved Americans in a loud repudiation of the status quo.
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FBI Gets Stained By Corrosive Nature Of 2016 Presidential Race
The two sides in this bitter presidential campaign are likely to be arguing for years over the question of who was helped and who was hurt by the pair of political bombshells that FBI Director James Comey dropped into the final stage of the race.
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Woman Says Trump Reached Under Her Skirt And Groped Her In Early 1990s
Kristin Anderson was deep in conversation with acquaintances at a crowded Manhattan nightspot and did not notice the figure to her right on a red velvet couch - until, she recalls, his fingers slid under her miniskirt, moved up her inner thigh and touched her vagina through her underwear.
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Hillary Clinton Was Right About The Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy. Here's Why It Exists.
The epic battles between the Clintons and their tormentors on the right have shaped American politics for nearly a quarter century.
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How Hillary Clinton Became A Politician
On Feb. 22, 1999, the country's attention was riveted on the U.S. Capitol. For only the second time in U.S. history, the Senate was set to vote on whether to remove an impeached president from office.
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Melania Trump And The Difference Between Plagiarism And Politics As Usual
When one politician comes up with a snappy line, the expectation is that others will borrow it and make it their own at some point.
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Republicans Formally Nominate Donald Trump For US Presidency
Donald Trump was formally nominated for the presidency by Republican delegates here on Tuesday night, a landmark moment in American political history that capped the business mogul's surprising conquest of the GOP.
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Unchanging Trump Creates A Changing Political World
There are reasons to be skeptical that the wall on the border would ever be built. Putting a ban on Muslims entering the country seems neither practical nor constitutional.
