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Kamala Harris, Donald Trump Race Against Time In Final Swing State Push
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump began a frantic last push across US swing states Sunday, with less than 48 hours of campaigning left to secure a decisive edge in a bitterly fought and historically close presidential election.
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Trump Targets Latino Voters As Race With Harris Enters Final Two Weeks
One of the tightest US election races of modern times enters its final, two-week stretch Tuesday, with Republican Donald Trump making a special pitch to Latino voters as Democratic rival Kamala Harris sits down for a national network interview.
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Elon Musk Hands Out Cash, Makes False Claims On Pennsylvania Tour
For four days billionaire Elon Musk toured Pennsylvania, putting his money and fame into helping Republican Donald Trump's campaign to take back the White House in November.
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US Voters Worry About Lying Politicians More Than Gen AI Misinformation
As a bitterly contested US election campaign enters its final stretch, misinformation researchers have raised the alarm over threats posed by AI and foreign influence -- but voters appear more concerned about falsehoods from a more familiar source.
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Under Fire, Trump Replaces Campaign Manager Months Ahead Of Polls
US President Donald Trump axed his campaign manager Wednesday in an attempt to shake up his faltering re-election bid, with polls showing his popularity tanking four months ahead of November's vote.
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In Campaign Memoir, Clinton Says Won't 'Sulk Or Disappear'
In her memoir the 69-year-old assumes her share of responsibility for her shock loss -- "My mistakes burn me up inside," she writes of her topsy-turvy presidential campaign.
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Donald Trump Son-In-Law Jared Kushner Denies Russia Collusion, President Lashes Out
Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and a senior White House adviser, told Senate investigators on Monday he had met with Russian officials four times last year but said he did not collude with Moscow to influence the 2016 U.S. election.
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Donald Trump Gets Booed As He And Hillary Clinton Trade Biting Jokes
Taking a break from the nastiest campaign in recent memory, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton came together Thursday for a New York white-tie soiree intended to bring some levity just weeks before the November 8 vote.
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As Donald Trump Bashed China, He Sought Deals With Its Government
Even as US presidential candidate Donald Trump aggressively condemned Beijing, his hotel firm pursued a lucrative business deal with a giant state-owned Chinese firm headed by a top Communist official, sources say.
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Donald Trump's Female Supporters Oblivious To Sleaze Scandal
Lewd remarks about groping women? It's locker-room banter. Accusing former US president Bill Clinton of sexual abuse? He had to. Left for dust in the polls? Pollsters lie.
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Mike Pence To Represent Donald Trump At Wisconsin Event On Saturday
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, under fire for vulgar comments caught on tape in 2005 and published on Friday, said that running mate Mike Pence would represent him at a Wisconsin campaign event on Saturday.
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Looking For Substance, Voters Tune In For US Vice Presidential Debate
It wasn't the headliners, but some political groupies took time Tuesday to gather and watch the vice presidential candidates debate.
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Decry Latest Police Shootings Of Black Men
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are decrying police-involved shootings in Oklahoma and North Carolina, with the Democrat calling them "unbearable" and the Republican saying he was "very troubled."
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Bernie Sanders Outraises Hillary Clinton For Fourth Consecutive Month
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders from Vermont has outraised his rival Hillary Clinton in the Democratic race to the White House for the fourth consecutive month.
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A Determined Hillary Clinton Woos Wary Blue-Collar Voters
No Democratic presidential candidate has won Kentucky since 1980 except Hillary Clinton's husband Bill, but she is treating the state as an opportunity to appeal to a demographic that has consistently snubbed her: working-class white men.
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Kamala Harris, Donald Trump Race Against Time In Final Swing State Push
Kamala Harris and Donald Trump began a frantic last push across US swing states Sunday, with less than 48 hours of campaigning left to secure a decisive edge in a bitterly fought and historically close presidential election.
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Trump Targets Latino Voters As Race With Harris Enters Final Two Weeks
One of the tightest US election races of modern times enters its final, two-week stretch Tuesday, with Republican Donald Trump making a special pitch to Latino voters as Democratic rival Kamala Harris sits down for a national network interview.
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Elon Musk Hands Out Cash, Makes False Claims On Pennsylvania Tour
For four days billionaire Elon Musk toured Pennsylvania, putting his money and fame into helping Republican Donald Trump's campaign to take back the White House in November.
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US Voters Worry About Lying Politicians More Than Gen AI Misinformation
As a bitterly contested US election campaign enters its final stretch, misinformation researchers have raised the alarm over threats posed by AI and foreign influence -- but voters appear more concerned about falsehoods from a more familiar source.
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Under Fire, Trump Replaces Campaign Manager Months Ahead Of Polls
US President Donald Trump axed his campaign manager Wednesday in an attempt to shake up his faltering re-election bid, with polls showing his popularity tanking four months ahead of November's vote.
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In Campaign Memoir, Clinton Says Won't 'Sulk Or Disappear'
In her memoir the 69-year-old assumes her share of responsibility for her shock loss -- "My mistakes burn me up inside," she writes of her topsy-turvy presidential campaign.
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Donald Trump Son-In-Law Jared Kushner Denies Russia Collusion, President Lashes Out
Jared Kushner, President Donald Trump's son-in-law and a senior White House adviser, told Senate investigators on Monday he had met with Russian officials four times last year but said he did not collude with Moscow to influence the 2016 U.S. election.
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Donald Trump Gets Booed As He And Hillary Clinton Trade Biting Jokes
Taking a break from the nastiest campaign in recent memory, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton came together Thursday for a New York white-tie soiree intended to bring some levity just weeks before the November 8 vote.
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As Donald Trump Bashed China, He Sought Deals With Its Government
Even as US presidential candidate Donald Trump aggressively condemned Beijing, his hotel firm pursued a lucrative business deal with a giant state-owned Chinese firm headed by a top Communist official, sources say.
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Donald Trump's Female Supporters Oblivious To Sleaze Scandal
Lewd remarks about groping women? It's locker-room banter. Accusing former US president Bill Clinton of sexual abuse? He had to. Left for dust in the polls? Pollsters lie.
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Mike Pence To Represent Donald Trump At Wisconsin Event On Saturday
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, under fire for vulgar comments caught on tape in 2005 and published on Friday, said that running mate Mike Pence would represent him at a Wisconsin campaign event on Saturday.
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Looking For Substance, Voters Tune In For US Vice Presidential Debate
It wasn't the headliners, but some political groupies took time Tuesday to gather and watch the vice presidential candidates debate.
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Decry Latest Police Shootings Of Black Men
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are decrying police-involved shootings in Oklahoma and North Carolina, with the Democrat calling them "unbearable" and the Republican saying he was "very troubled."
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Bernie Sanders Outraises Hillary Clinton For Fourth Consecutive Month
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders from Vermont has outraised his rival Hillary Clinton in the Democratic race to the White House for the fourth consecutive month.
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A Determined Hillary Clinton Woos Wary Blue-Collar Voters
No Democratic presidential candidate has won Kentucky since 1980 except Hillary Clinton's husband Bill, but she is treating the state as an opportunity to appeal to a demographic that has consistently snubbed her: working-class white men.
