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Who Is Bernie Sanders? Quotes Straight From The Vermont Senator's Own Mouth

Feeling the Bern? Not quite sure? Here are seven quotes to help you decide.

California Antibiotic Livestock Law: Landmark Legislation Is Strictest In The U.S., Could Catch On With Other States

The state's new law for phasing out the use of antibiotics in livestock goes beyond federal regulations -- and could have a ripple effect in other states.

How Old Is Hillary Clinton? How Tall? Where Did She Go To College? Democratic Front-Runner Inspires Personal Questions On The Web

In recent months, Americans have increasingly searched for answers about Hillary Clinton on the Web, including for her height and age.

Who Is Lincoln Chafee? Why Former Republican Is Running For President As A Democrat

Lincoln Chafee has said he will address corporate tax evasion, end U.S. drone strikes and tackle climate change. He supports raising the minimum wage and a guest-worker program with a path toward citizenship for immigrants illegally in the country.

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Affordable Care Act 2015: More Than 1 Million Qualified Floridians Still Uninsured Under Obamacare, Analysis Finds

Some of those who are uninsured are qualified for Medicaid, while others are eligible for subsidies to offset the cost of Obamacare coverage.

Rapper TI-Hillary Clinton Women Can't Be President Reaction: Sexist Remarks Draw Rebukes On Twitter

"It’s kinda like, I just know that women make rash decisions emotionally -- they make very permanent, cemented decisions -- and then later, it’s kind of like it didn’t happen, or they didn’t mean for it to happen."

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Visa, FireEye Unveil Web Portal Meant To Share Malware Threats Faster

Merchants using Visa will get faster information about new malware and hacking incidents.

DAPA Immigration Reform 2015: Austin City Leaders Want Deportation Of Undocumented Immigrants Lawsuit Dropped In Texas

Texas and 25 other states filed a lawsuit in December to block the program.

Singapore Air To Resume Nonstop Flights To New York With New Airbus: World's Longest Flight

Revived demand, cheaper jet fuel and a more fuel-efficient new plane make the flight viable.

Al Qaeda Syria Jihadists To Kill Russians? Al-Nusra Front Looks To React To Airstrikes

A recording of Nusra Front leader Abu Mohammed al-Jolani calls for the death of Russian people and soldiers in Syria.

Global Oil Glut To Stretch Into 2016 As Demand Growth Slows: IEA Monthly Oil Market Report

The International Energy Agency said the global oversupply of crude will continue amid slower demand growth and surging Middle East production.

Russian Planes In Syria Divert From Flight Paths To Look At US Drones, Pentagon Says

On Saturday coalition and Russian planes entered the same battle space and came into visual contact, the Pentagon said.

Jeb Bush Obamacare Repeal Plan: State Power, Less Federal Regulation Proposed To Replace Affordable Care Act

The former Florida governor and Republican presidential candidate wants to roll back Obamacare and give more power to the states.

Putin Says US Has 'Mush For Brains': Amid Airstrikes In Syria, Russian President's Fears Over Proxy War Increase

The Russian president accused the U.S. of not wanting to share intelligence or cooperate over the conflict and Syria.

Dow Jones Industrial Sheds 100 Points As US Markets Follow Global Stocks Downward

Disappointing China export data pushed global energy and commodities stocks down.

US Labor Force Participation Will Continue To Plunge, Drive Down Unemployment Rate: Goldman Sachs Projection

Goldman Sachs researchers say declining labor force participation will continue to depress the unemployment rate.

Top 1 Percent Owns Half Of All Global Wealth, Per Credit Suisse Report

Global inequality continued to rise in 2015, driven largely by growth in financial assets, according to the annual Credit Suisse Global Wealth Report.

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Islamic State With US Weapons? Ammunition In Syria Will End Up In ISIS Hands, Claims Russia Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov claims U.S. weapons meant for Syrian rebel groups will end up with the Islamic State group.

Wage Gains For Small Businesses? Some Managers Plan To Raise Compensation

While some small businesses are planning wage increases, the majority are worried about taxes and a poor business climate in the U.S.

Election 2016: New 'Draft Joe Biden' Ad Debuts Ahead Of First Democratic Presidential Debate, Vice President Absent From Forum

The super PAC pulled its last ad about Biden's experience with personal tragedy after an aid to the vice president requested it.

India Moves A Step Closer To Homogeneous Rules On Ride-Hailing Services Such As Ola And Uber

Ride-hailing services could get streamlined in India sooner rather than later as the country moves to publish extensive guidelines on the sector.

Russia Ukraine Conflict: $3B In Ukrainian Debts May Never Be Repaid To Kremlin, Russian Finance Minister Says

Ukraine borrowed $3 billion from Russia in 2013, and the Kremlin said it is in desperate need of the money to fund import infrastructure projects.

Volkswagen Emissions Scandal: Carmaker To Slash Investment By $1.1B A Year, Ramp Up 'Efficiency Programs'

The German carmaker, reeling under the biggest crisis in its 78-year history, also announced plans to develop hybrids and electric cars and accelerate its "efficiency programs."

Music Managers Have No Idea Where Their Artists' Digital Royalties Are, Either

More than a third of artists' contracts with labels and publishers contain no mention at all of income from digital sources, a survey of artists' managers found.