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Man Along With 2 Friends Saves 1972 Family Home From Los Angeles Fires
The home, saved from Los Angeles fires, was bought by the man's father in 1972 for just $90,000 (around Rs 78 lakh).
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With Eight Days Before Presidential Election, A Barometer Of Where Things Stand
There are eight days left before Americans will choose whether Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will be the 45th president of the United States. And, although October - and its surprises - have become cliche in politics at this point, it's hard to remember a final month of a presidential campaign that has contained so many twists and turns.
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Simplest Queries, Biggest Headlines: How Chris Wallace Moderated Final US Presidential Debate
Fox News' Chris Wallace worked hard Wednesday to keep the final presidential debate substantive with tough questions to Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, but it was the simplest of queries that extracted the biggest headline.
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'Lock Her Up,' Shout Republicans Denouncing Hillary Clinton
Republican delegates savaged Hillary Clinton Tuesday by breaking into angry chants of "lock her up" and "guilty" as New Jersey Governor Chris Christie laid out a criminal-style case against her.
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Who Had The Worst Week In Washington? Bill And Hillary Clinton.
For the Clintons, things had been going a little too well of late. Then this past week happened.
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Hillary Clinton's Email Story Continues To Get Harder And Harder To Believe
On Monday night, the Associated Press published a piece noting the release of an additional 165 pages of emails Hillary Clinton sent from her private email address while serving as secretary of state. These were emails that had never been previously released and only were made public because of a court order in response to a request from a conserva...
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Gun Rights Group National Rifle Association Endorses Donald Trump For US President
The US National Rifle Association on Friday announced its endorsement of Donald Trump for president, saying it was time to unite behind the Republican or "kiss your guns goodbye" if Hillary Clinton is elected.
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Caught On A Hot Mic, Clinton Speculates About Christie's Support For Trump: 'Did He Have A Debt?'
It isn't often that Hillary Clinton lets her guard down about what she really thinks about the Republican presidential race.
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Why Clinton Would Hold Back Paid-Speech Transcripts
Hillary Clinton had a chance to put to rest swirling questions about her paid speeches to audiences such as Goldman Sachs during last week's final debate before Tuesday's primary in New Hampshire. She pointedly refused to take it.
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Still Don't Think Donald Trump Can Win? This Should Convince You
When people find out I am a political reporter, they usually have only one question for me: "Donald Trump can't really win this thing, can he?" My answer is always the same these days: Absolutely he can.
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Factbox - Political Reactions to Deadly Shooting in San Bernardino, California
Fourteen people were dead and 17 others wounded after gunfire erupted at a holiday party at a social services agency in San Bernardino, California, on Wednesday, sparking an intense manhunt for up to three suspects, authorities said.
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Hillary Clinton Triumphed at the Benghazi Hearing by not Losing her Cool
Hillary Clinton had one mission during her daylong testimony in front of a House select committee investigating the 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya: Don't get angry.
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Sacred Grounds: US Candidates Embrace Cafe Campaigning
Shortly after Hillary Clinton announced her presidential bid in April, her debut campaign stop was a coffee shop in small-town Iowa, an American custom that endures despite mega-events and the growing influence of digital politicking.
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"Me? Rich?" US Presidential Hopefuls Play Middle-Class Card
Don't call Chris Christie rich. The Clintons say they still have bills to pay. And Mike Huckabee? Despite his wealth, he was born "blue collar, not blue blood."
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US State Department Releases First Batch of Hillary Clinton Emails
The State Department on Friday released a first batch of emails by former secretary of state Hillary Clinton, relating to Libya and a 2012 militant attack on the US mission in Benghazi.
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Man Along With 2 Friends Saves 1972 Family Home From Los Angeles Fires
The home, saved from Los Angeles fires, was bought by the man's father in 1972 for just $90,000 (around Rs 78 lakh).
-
With Eight Days Before Presidential Election, A Barometer Of Where Things Stand
There are eight days left before Americans will choose whether Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump will be the 45th president of the United States. And, although October - and its surprises - have become cliche in politics at this point, it's hard to remember a final month of a presidential campaign that has contained so many twists and turns.
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Simplest Queries, Biggest Headlines: How Chris Wallace Moderated Final US Presidential Debate
Fox News' Chris Wallace worked hard Wednesday to keep the final presidential debate substantive with tough questions to Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, but it was the simplest of queries that extracted the biggest headline.
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'Lock Her Up,' Shout Republicans Denouncing Hillary Clinton
Republican delegates savaged Hillary Clinton Tuesday by breaking into angry chants of "lock her up" and "guilty" as New Jersey Governor Chris Christie laid out a criminal-style case against her.
-
Who Had The Worst Week In Washington? Bill And Hillary Clinton.
For the Clintons, things had been going a little too well of late. Then this past week happened.
-
Hillary Clinton's Email Story Continues To Get Harder And Harder To Believe
On Monday night, the Associated Press published a piece noting the release of an additional 165 pages of emails Hillary Clinton sent from her private email address while serving as secretary of state. These were emails that had never been previously released and only were made public because of a court order in response to a request from a conserva...
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Gun Rights Group National Rifle Association Endorses Donald Trump For US President
The US National Rifle Association on Friday announced its endorsement of Donald Trump for president, saying it was time to unite behind the Republican or "kiss your guns goodbye" if Hillary Clinton is elected.
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Caught On A Hot Mic, Clinton Speculates About Christie's Support For Trump: 'Did He Have A Debt?'
It isn't often that Hillary Clinton lets her guard down about what she really thinks about the Republican presidential race.
-
Why Clinton Would Hold Back Paid-Speech Transcripts
Hillary Clinton had a chance to put to rest swirling questions about her paid speeches to audiences such as Goldman Sachs during last week's final debate before Tuesday's primary in New Hampshire. She pointedly refused to take it.
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Still Don't Think Donald Trump Can Win? This Should Convince You
When people find out I am a political reporter, they usually have only one question for me: "Donald Trump can't really win this thing, can he?" My answer is always the same these days: Absolutely he can.
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Factbox - Political Reactions to Deadly Shooting in San Bernardino, California
Fourteen people were dead and 17 others wounded after gunfire erupted at a holiday party at a social services agency in San Bernardino, California, on Wednesday, sparking an intense manhunt for up to three suspects, authorities said.
-
Hillary Clinton Triumphed at the Benghazi Hearing by not Losing her Cool
Hillary Clinton had one mission during her daylong testimony in front of a House select committee investigating the 2012 attacks in Benghazi, Libya: Don't get angry.
-
Sacred Grounds: US Candidates Embrace Cafe Campaigning
Shortly after Hillary Clinton announced her presidential bid in April, her debut campaign stop was a coffee shop in small-town Iowa, an American custom that endures despite mega-events and the growing influence of digital politicking.
-
"Me? Rich?" US Presidential Hopefuls Play Middle-Class Card
Don't call Chris Christie rich. The Clintons say they still have bills to pay. And Mike Huckabee? Despite his wealth, he was born "blue collar, not blue blood."
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US State Department Releases First Batch of Hillary Clinton Emails
The State Department on Friday released a first batch of emails by former secretary of state Hillary Clinton, relating to Libya and a 2012 militant attack on the US mission in Benghazi.
