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"I Am Running": Biden Vows To Stay In Presidential Race
US President Joe Biden vowed to stay in the 2024 presidential race during a call with campaign staff on Wednesday and sought to reassure top Democrats on Capitol Hill that he is fit for re-election, despite his poor debate performance last week.
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Donald Trump Vows To Crush Nikki Haley As Republican Race Heads South
Donald Trump and Nikki Haley go head-to-head Saturday in South Carolina's Republican primary, with the ex-president expected to trounce his former charge in her home state as he closes in on the nomination.
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Tim Scott, Only Black Republican In US Senate, Announces Presidential Bid
South Carolina Senator Tim Scott launched his bid to become the first Black Republican US president on Monday, vowing to fight for a return to the American way of life he said was under threat from Joe Biden's Democrats.
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This Model Offered To Reveal Secrets On Donald Trump And Russia
A Belarusian model detained in Thailand who claims to have revelations about alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 US election was due in court Tuesday, in a case that grabbed widespread attention after her cryptic offers.
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Russians Hacked 21 Election Systems, Trump Video A Distraction: US Officials
Russian hackers targeted 21 U.S. states' election systems in the 2016 presidential race, a U.S. official told Congress on Wednesday, but a former official testified that a video of Donald Trump bragging of sexual conquests distracted attention from Washington's warnings.
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Hillary Clinton Happily Yields National Spotlight To Donald Trump, Avoids Its Glare
If you haven't heard a lot about what Hillary Clinton thinks of a string of controversial comments by Donald Trump that have generated round-the-clock coverage on cable news broadcasts, there is a reason - it's by design.
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Citing 'Taj Mahal', Hillary Clinton Questions Donald Trump's Business Record
Citing the bankruptcy of Trump Taj Mahal hotel and ongoing strike of workers at this iconic casino in Atlantic city named after one of the eight wonders of the world, Hillary Clinton on Wednesday questioned the business credentials of Donald Trump.
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All Eyes On Florida, Ohio For 'Super Tuesday 2.0'
Ahead of tomorrow's crucial primaries, all eyes are on Florida and Ohio where Republican presidential hopefuls Marco Rubio and John Kasich respectively are engaged in a do-or-die battle with party's frontrunner Donald Trump, whose campaign lately has been marred by unrest.
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Opinion: America Today Is Two Different Countries. They Don't Get Along.
Each week, In Theory takes on a big idea in the news and explores it from a range of perspectives. This week, we're talking about polarization in politics:
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He's 15, An Independent, And He's Scoring in US Presidential Polls
With all the recent bombast from presidential candidates, it is not unusual that one of these nuts is gaining ground on frontrunners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. And by these nuts, we mean "Deez Nuts."
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Scott Walker to Enter Republican Race, Needs to Show Appeal Beyond Iowa
Scott Walker jumps into the race for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination today, needing to prove he has learned from early missteps and can appeal to voters beyond the conservatives who dominate the first nominating contest in Iowa.
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Barack Obama Mocks Republicans About 2016 'Hunger Games'
US President Barack Obama has one wish for the Republicans trying to succeed him: that the odds are ever in their favor.
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US Hillary Clinton Campaign Signed Lease for Brooklyn Headquarters: Source
The campaign of likely US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has signed a lease to house its headquarters in Brooklyn, New York, a source with knowledge of Clinton's plans said today.
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"I Am Running": Biden Vows To Stay In Presidential Race
US President Joe Biden vowed to stay in the 2024 presidential race during a call with campaign staff on Wednesday and sought to reassure top Democrats on Capitol Hill that he is fit for re-election, despite his poor debate performance last week.
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Donald Trump Vows To Crush Nikki Haley As Republican Race Heads South
Donald Trump and Nikki Haley go head-to-head Saturday in South Carolina's Republican primary, with the ex-president expected to trounce his former charge in her home state as he closes in on the nomination.
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Tim Scott, Only Black Republican In US Senate, Announces Presidential Bid
South Carolina Senator Tim Scott launched his bid to become the first Black Republican US president on Monday, vowing to fight for a return to the American way of life he said was under threat from Joe Biden's Democrats.
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This Model Offered To Reveal Secrets On Donald Trump And Russia
A Belarusian model detained in Thailand who claims to have revelations about alleged Russian meddling in the 2016 US election was due in court Tuesday, in a case that grabbed widespread attention after her cryptic offers.
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Russians Hacked 21 Election Systems, Trump Video A Distraction: US Officials
Russian hackers targeted 21 U.S. states' election systems in the 2016 presidential race, a U.S. official told Congress on Wednesday, but a former official testified that a video of Donald Trump bragging of sexual conquests distracted attention from Washington's warnings.
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Hillary Clinton Happily Yields National Spotlight To Donald Trump, Avoids Its Glare
If you haven't heard a lot about what Hillary Clinton thinks of a string of controversial comments by Donald Trump that have generated round-the-clock coverage on cable news broadcasts, there is a reason - it's by design.
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Citing 'Taj Mahal', Hillary Clinton Questions Donald Trump's Business Record
Citing the bankruptcy of Trump Taj Mahal hotel and ongoing strike of workers at this iconic casino in Atlantic city named after one of the eight wonders of the world, Hillary Clinton on Wednesday questioned the business credentials of Donald Trump.
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All Eyes On Florida, Ohio For 'Super Tuesday 2.0'
Ahead of tomorrow's crucial primaries, all eyes are on Florida and Ohio where Republican presidential hopefuls Marco Rubio and John Kasich respectively are engaged in a do-or-die battle with party's frontrunner Donald Trump, whose campaign lately has been marred by unrest.
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Opinion: America Today Is Two Different Countries. They Don't Get Along.
Each week, In Theory takes on a big idea in the news and explores it from a range of perspectives. This week, we're talking about polarization in politics:
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He's 15, An Independent, And He's Scoring in US Presidential Polls
With all the recent bombast from presidential candidates, it is not unusual that one of these nuts is gaining ground on frontrunners Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. And by these nuts, we mean "Deez Nuts."
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Scott Walker to Enter Republican Race, Needs to Show Appeal Beyond Iowa
Scott Walker jumps into the race for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination today, needing to prove he has learned from early missteps and can appeal to voters beyond the conservatives who dominate the first nominating contest in Iowa.
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Barack Obama Mocks Republicans About 2016 'Hunger Games'
US President Barack Obama has one wish for the Republicans trying to succeed him: that the odds are ever in their favor.
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US Hillary Clinton Campaign Signed Lease for Brooklyn Headquarters: Source
The campaign of likely US presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has signed a lease to house its headquarters in Brooklyn, New York, a source with knowledge of Clinton's plans said today.
