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Trump Says Gun-Control Debate 'Not For Now' In Wake Of Las Vegas Shooting
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that it was not the time for a political debate on gun control in the wake of the mass shooting in Las Vegas that killed 59 people and injured more than 500 others.
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Las Vegas Shooting: Hollywood's Mixed Messages In Gun-Control Debate
Much as late night hosts often react to mass shootings with emotional monologues and calls to action, the controversial topic of gun control is largely absent from scripted television - even on shows that try tackling current issues
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Las Vegas Shooting Rekindles Debate On Gun Control Laws In US
Nearly 12,000 people have been killed in gun violence as 273 mass shootings have occurred so far in the US in 2017, according to the Gun Violence Archive, a not-for-profit corporation that tracks gun-related violence in America.
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Indian-Americans Split In Claiming Victory For Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump
Indian-Amercian supporters of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump today claimed victory for their respective candidates in the final presidential debate in Las Vegas even as the US media declared the Democratic nominee as the winner of the debate.
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Spar On Second Amendment Issue In Final Debate
The third and final US presidential debate began in Las Vegas today with Republican candidate Donald Trump arguing that the Second Amendment giving rights to citizens to bear arms be upheld, while his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton called for measures to prevent killings by those who carry firearms.
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Final US Presidential Debate: Donald Trump Calls Hillary Clinton 'Nasty Woman'
Donald Trump asserted in the final presidential debate that no one respects women more than he does. Yet in its closing moments, standing onstage with the first major-party female presidential nominee in US history, he called Hillary Clinton "such a nasty woman."
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Face Off In Final US Presidential Debate In Las Vegas: Highlights
Stage is set for the final presidential debate for the upcoming elections in the US. Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton and her Republican counterpart Donald Trump are expected to deliver their closing arguments.
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The Presidential Debate: Sexual Assault Claims, Emails Are Expected To Come Up
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will face off Wednesday night in Las Vegas. Six topics are on the docket, but news of the past week may dominate discussion.
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Go All-In With Last Debate In Las Vegas
Democrat Hillary Clinton and rival Donald Trump face off for their last presidential debate on Wednesday with the Republican candidate spiraling downward in the polls amid allegations of sexual misconduct and wild charges of a "rigged" US election.
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Donald Trump Ropes-In Barack Obama's Half-Brother To Final President Debate: Report
Seeking to put the Democrats on the back foot, Donald Trump has roped-in President Barack Obama's Kenyan-born half-brother to be his guest at the third and final presidential debate in Las Vegas, US media reported today.
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Hillary vs Trump Final Round: Rate The US Presidential Debate
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump faced off for their third and last presidential debate on October 20 in Las Vegas ahead of the presidential election on November 8.
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Donald Trump Wins 5th Presidential Debate In Las Vegas
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump has won the fifth presidential debate in Las Vegas that focused exclusively on foreign policy and national security, a new poll said today.
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Winners And Losers From The 5th Republican Presidential Debate
Tuesday's Las Vegas debate featured a series of high-profile skirmishes. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio battled over the National Security Agency and its metadata program as well as their stances on immigration. Jeb Bush went after Donald Trump hard, casting him as an unserious person; The Donald dismissed Bush as irrelevant because of his low poll numbe...
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Ready for First Democratic Presidential Debate
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton will finally square off with top rival Bernie Sanders today in the party's first debate of the 2016 campaign as she seeks to prove she is the candidate to beat.
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Trump Says Gun-Control Debate 'Not For Now' In Wake Of Las Vegas Shooting
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that it was not the time for a political debate on gun control in the wake of the mass shooting in Las Vegas that killed 59 people and injured more than 500 others.
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Las Vegas Shooting: Hollywood's Mixed Messages In Gun-Control Debate
Much as late night hosts often react to mass shootings with emotional monologues and calls to action, the controversial topic of gun control is largely absent from scripted television - even on shows that try tackling current issues
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Las Vegas Shooting Rekindles Debate On Gun Control Laws In US
Nearly 12,000 people have been killed in gun violence as 273 mass shootings have occurred so far in the US in 2017, according to the Gun Violence Archive, a not-for-profit corporation that tracks gun-related violence in America.
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Indian-Americans Split In Claiming Victory For Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump
Indian-Amercian supporters of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump today claimed victory for their respective candidates in the final presidential debate in Las Vegas even as the US media declared the Democratic nominee as the winner of the debate.
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Spar On Second Amendment Issue In Final Debate
The third and final US presidential debate began in Las Vegas today with Republican candidate Donald Trump arguing that the Second Amendment giving rights to citizens to bear arms be upheld, while his Democratic rival Hillary Clinton called for measures to prevent killings by those who carry firearms.
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Final US Presidential Debate: Donald Trump Calls Hillary Clinton 'Nasty Woman'
Donald Trump asserted in the final presidential debate that no one respects women more than he does. Yet in its closing moments, standing onstage with the first major-party female presidential nominee in US history, he called Hillary Clinton "such a nasty woman."
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Face Off In Final US Presidential Debate In Las Vegas: Highlights
Stage is set for the final presidential debate for the upcoming elections in the US. Democrat nominee Hillary Clinton and her Republican counterpart Donald Trump are expected to deliver their closing arguments.
-
The Presidential Debate: Sexual Assault Claims, Emails Are Expected To Come Up
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton will face off Wednesday night in Las Vegas. Six topics are on the docket, but news of the past week may dominate discussion.
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Hillary Clinton, Donald Trump Go All-In With Last Debate In Las Vegas
Democrat Hillary Clinton and rival Donald Trump face off for their last presidential debate on Wednesday with the Republican candidate spiraling downward in the polls amid allegations of sexual misconduct and wild charges of a "rigged" US election.
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Donald Trump Ropes-In Barack Obama's Half-Brother To Final President Debate: Report
Seeking to put the Democrats on the back foot, Donald Trump has roped-in President Barack Obama's Kenyan-born half-brother to be his guest at the third and final presidential debate in Las Vegas, US media reported today.
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Hillary vs Trump Final Round: Rate The US Presidential Debate
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump faced off for their third and last presidential debate on October 20 in Las Vegas ahead of the presidential election on November 8.
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Donald Trump Wins 5th Presidential Debate In Las Vegas
Republican frontrunner Donald Trump has won the fifth presidential debate in Las Vegas that focused exclusively on foreign policy and national security, a new poll said today.
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Winners And Losers From The 5th Republican Presidential Debate
Tuesday's Las Vegas debate featured a series of high-profile skirmishes. Ted Cruz and Marco Rubio battled over the National Security Agency and its metadata program as well as their stances on immigration. Jeb Bush went after Donald Trump hard, casting him as an unserious person; The Donald dismissed Bush as irrelevant because of his low poll numbe...
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Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders Ready for First Democratic Presidential Debate
Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton will finally square off with top rival Bernie Sanders today in the party's first debate of the 2016 campaign as she seeks to prove she is the candidate to beat.
