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"Kamala Harris Wasn't Afraid": Senator's Aide After Man Snatched Her Mic
A man described as an animal rights activist disrupted a political event at which Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., spoke on Saturday, snatching a microphone out of the presidential candidate's hand as she looked on in surprise.
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Would "Love To See A Shutdown" If No Immigration Deal, Says Donald Trump
In the week since President Donald Trump made a plea for unity in his State of the Union address, his call for bipartisan cooperation on major legislative priorities has been undermined - on an almost daily basis - by Trump.
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Trump Launches New Round Of Partisan Attacks As Government Shutdown Enters Day 2
President Donald Trump pressured Congress on Sunday to end a government shutdown that reached its second day amid deep uncertainty over whether Democrats and Republicans could soon break an impasse to restore federal funding.
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Jones Declared Victor In Alabama Race For Senate; Moore May Seek Recount
Democrat Doug Jones has won the special election to fill a Senate seat in Alabama, according to exit polls and returns - a shocking upset in a solidly Republican state, in which massive turnout among African-American voters helped defeat a candidate enthusiastically backed by President Donad Trump.
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Donald Trump's Path Forward Only Gets Tougher After Health-Care Fiasco
The stunning collapse of the Republican health-care bill now imperils the rest of President Donald Trump's ambitious congressional agenda, with few prospects for quick victory on tax revisions, construction projects or a host of other issues in the months ahead despite complete GOP control of government.
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Trump Nominee Nikki Haley Voices Skepticism About Value Of UN
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley harshly criticized the Obama administration for allowing the U.N. Security Council to condemn Israel and pledged never to let it happen again if confirmed as the next U.N. ambassador.
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The Crowd Yelled 'Lock Her Up!' Then Trump Thanked Clinton For 'Service To Our Country.'
It was a Donald Trump that many Americans had never seen.
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After Final Pitches, Moment Of Truth For Anxious Nation
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton made their final pitches to an anxious nation Monday, with Clinton seeking to strike a conciliatory, positive tone - and Trump, the underdog, warning of "disaster" if he loses.
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US Candidate's Final Appeals, Focus Is On Turnout
Democrat Hillary Clinton will spend the final days of the election trying to protect her lead in key battlegrounds, reflecting a tightening, unusually volatile race against Republican Donald Trump.
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Trump Cheers Renewed FBI Inquiry Into Clinton Emails
Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman John Podesta called on FBI Director James Comey on Friday to "immediately" release more information about the nature of a new inquiry into Clinton's private email server.
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"Kamala Harris Wasn't Afraid": Senator's Aide After Man Snatched Her Mic
A man described as an animal rights activist disrupted a political event at which Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., spoke on Saturday, snatching a microphone out of the presidential candidate's hand as she looked on in surprise.
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Would "Love To See A Shutdown" If No Immigration Deal, Says Donald Trump
In the week since President Donald Trump made a plea for unity in his State of the Union address, his call for bipartisan cooperation on major legislative priorities has been undermined - on an almost daily basis - by Trump.
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Trump Launches New Round Of Partisan Attacks As Government Shutdown Enters Day 2
President Donald Trump pressured Congress on Sunday to end a government shutdown that reached its second day amid deep uncertainty over whether Democrats and Republicans could soon break an impasse to restore federal funding.
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Jones Declared Victor In Alabama Race For Senate; Moore May Seek Recount
Democrat Doug Jones has won the special election to fill a Senate seat in Alabama, according to exit polls and returns - a shocking upset in a solidly Republican state, in which massive turnout among African-American voters helped defeat a candidate enthusiastically backed by President Donad Trump.
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Donald Trump's Path Forward Only Gets Tougher After Health-Care Fiasco
The stunning collapse of the Republican health-care bill now imperils the rest of President Donald Trump's ambitious congressional agenda, with few prospects for quick victory on tax revisions, construction projects or a host of other issues in the months ahead despite complete GOP control of government.
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Trump Nominee Nikki Haley Voices Skepticism About Value Of UN
South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley harshly criticized the Obama administration for allowing the U.N. Security Council to condemn Israel and pledged never to let it happen again if confirmed as the next U.N. ambassador.
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The Crowd Yelled 'Lock Her Up!' Then Trump Thanked Clinton For 'Service To Our Country.'
It was a Donald Trump that many Americans had never seen.
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After Final Pitches, Moment Of Truth For Anxious Nation
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton made their final pitches to an anxious nation Monday, with Clinton seeking to strike a conciliatory, positive tone - and Trump, the underdog, warning of "disaster" if he loses.
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US Candidate's Final Appeals, Focus Is On Turnout
Democrat Hillary Clinton will spend the final days of the election trying to protect her lead in key battlegrounds, reflecting a tightening, unusually volatile race against Republican Donald Trump.
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Trump Cheers Renewed FBI Inquiry Into Clinton Emails
Hillary Clinton's campaign chairman John Podesta called on FBI Director James Comey on Friday to "immediately" release more information about the nature of a new inquiry into Clinton's private email server.
