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With New York On The Line, Bernie Sanders Hits Hillary Clinton On Campaign Finance
U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders accused front-runner Hillary Clinton of apparent campaign finance violations on Monday, ratcheting up the rhetoric against his rival one day before New York state's crucial primary elections.
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US Presidential Hopefuls Wage Final Campaign In New York
US presidential hopefuls launched a final campaign swing through New York on Monday on the eve of the state's most decisive primary in decades as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump lead the polls and their rivals fight to catch up.
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Presidential Candidates Embark On New York Campaign Blitz
Frontrunners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton embarked on a campaign blitz in New York Sunday for the state's crucial primary as Democratic challenger Bernie Sanders battles to keep his White House dream alive.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Bring White House Race To Brooklyn
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders take their increasingly acrimonious battle for the Democratic White House nomination to a debate stage in Brooklyn on Thursday ahead of the key New York primary.
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Crowd Cheers As Presidential Candidate Sanders Drops In On Picket Line
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders paid an impromptu visit to a Verizon workers' picket line in Brooklyn on Wednesday after being endorsed by New York City transit workers as he tried to wrest a bit of union support from rival Hillary Clinton.
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Tensions Fray In Both Parties Ahead Of New York Primary
Tensions frayed in both the Democratic and Republican presidential races on Monday, as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tried to stave off the prospect of a lengthy battle for the nomination with big victories in New York.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Get Tough As Democratic Race Narrows
Hillary Clinton and leftist challenger Bernie Sanders turned up the heat Thursday in the Democratic race for the White House, locking horns over trade and the "Panama Papers" scandal ahead of the New York primary.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Clash As Campaigns Shift To New York
The race for the Democratic nomination took a negative turn, with front-runner Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders exchanging criticism over each other's qualifications for the presidency.
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US Presidential Hopefuls Ted Cruz, Bernie Sanders Look To New York
Decisive wins in Wisconsin boosted US presidential hopefuls Republican Ted Cruz and Democrat Bernie Sanders as they chase the front-runners, building momentum as they gear up for the crucial New York primary in two weeks.
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Bernie Sanders 'Rejected' New York Debate, Says Hillary Clinton's Team
The campaign team of US presidential aspirant Hillary Clinton has said that rival Bernie Sanders rejected three proposed debate dates ahead of the New York primary on April 19 -- marking the latest dustup in an increasingly heated fight for the Democratic nomination, media reported.
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Bernie Sanders Would Skip Unsanctioned Debate, Campaign Manager Says: Reports
US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders would not participate in a proposed debate next month in New Hampshire that would not be sanctioned by the Democratic National Committee, his campaign manager was quoted as saying on Tuesday by the New York Times.
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Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton Cool To Michael Bloomberg's Possible Entry Into 2016 Race
US Democratic presidential candidates gave a cool reception on Sunday to former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's potential independent White House run, with Bernie Sanders saying it would add another billionaire like Republican Donald Trump to the race.
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Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders Takes Aim At Wall Street
US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders warned on Tuesday that financial-sector greed was "destroying the fabric of our nation" and said the starting point of any Wall Street reform effort is breaking up "too big to fail" banks.
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Bernie Sanders Vowing To Break Up Big Banks If Elected President
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will pledge to break up the country's largest financial institutions within the first year of his administration should he win the White House next November. He plans to make that pledge in a speech in New York today afternoon.
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A Who's Who of 2016 US Presidential Contenders
Americans troop to the polls to elect the successor to President Barack Obama one year from Sunday.
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With New York On The Line, Bernie Sanders Hits Hillary Clinton On Campaign Finance
U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders accused front-runner Hillary Clinton of apparent campaign finance violations on Monday, ratcheting up the rhetoric against his rival one day before New York state's crucial primary elections.
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US Presidential Hopefuls Wage Final Campaign In New York
US presidential hopefuls launched a final campaign swing through New York on Monday on the eve of the state's most decisive primary in decades as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump lead the polls and their rivals fight to catch up.
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Presidential Candidates Embark On New York Campaign Blitz
Frontrunners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton embarked on a campaign blitz in New York Sunday for the state's crucial primary as Democratic challenger Bernie Sanders battles to keep his White House dream alive.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Bring White House Race To Brooklyn
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders take their increasingly acrimonious battle for the Democratic White House nomination to a debate stage in Brooklyn on Thursday ahead of the key New York primary.
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Crowd Cheers As Presidential Candidate Sanders Drops In On Picket Line
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders paid an impromptu visit to a Verizon workers' picket line in Brooklyn on Wednesday after being endorsed by New York City transit workers as he tried to wrest a bit of union support from rival Hillary Clinton.
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Tensions Fray In Both Parties Ahead Of New York Primary
Tensions frayed in both the Democratic and Republican presidential races on Monday, as Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump tried to stave off the prospect of a lengthy battle for the nomination with big victories in New York.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Get Tough As Democratic Race Narrows
Hillary Clinton and leftist challenger Bernie Sanders turned up the heat Thursday in the Democratic race for the White House, locking horns over trade and the "Panama Papers" scandal ahead of the New York primary.
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Clash As Campaigns Shift To New York
The race for the Democratic nomination took a negative turn, with front-runner Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders exchanging criticism over each other's qualifications for the presidency.
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US Presidential Hopefuls Ted Cruz, Bernie Sanders Look To New York
Decisive wins in Wisconsin boosted US presidential hopefuls Republican Ted Cruz and Democrat Bernie Sanders as they chase the front-runners, building momentum as they gear up for the crucial New York primary in two weeks.
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Bernie Sanders 'Rejected' New York Debate, Says Hillary Clinton's Team
The campaign team of US presidential aspirant Hillary Clinton has said that rival Bernie Sanders rejected three proposed debate dates ahead of the New York primary on April 19 -- marking the latest dustup in an increasingly heated fight for the Democratic nomination, media reported.
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Bernie Sanders Would Skip Unsanctioned Debate, Campaign Manager Says: Reports
US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders would not participate in a proposed debate next month in New Hampshire that would not be sanctioned by the Democratic National Committee, his campaign manager was quoted as saying on Tuesday by the New York Times.
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Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton Cool To Michael Bloomberg's Possible Entry Into 2016 Race
US Democratic presidential candidates gave a cool reception on Sunday to former New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg's potential independent White House run, with Bernie Sanders saying it would add another billionaire like Republican Donald Trump to the race.
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Presidential Candidate Bernie Sanders Takes Aim At Wall Street
US Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders warned on Tuesday that financial-sector greed was "destroying the fabric of our nation" and said the starting point of any Wall Street reform effort is breaking up "too big to fail" banks.
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Bernie Sanders Vowing To Break Up Big Banks If Elected President
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders will pledge to break up the country's largest financial institutions within the first year of his administration should he win the White House next November. He plans to make that pledge in a speech in New York today afternoon.
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A Who's Who of 2016 US Presidential Contenders
Americans troop to the polls to elect the successor to President Barack Obama one year from Sunday.
