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U.S. Democratic presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders face off during a televised town hall as the White House hopefuls get ready for the Nevada caucus.
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In an open letter, advisers to presidents Clinton and Obama say the Vermont senator's economic proposals make it difficult to criticize Republicans.
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Election 2016: South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley To Endorse Marco Rubio, Local Press Reports
Nikki Haley announce her endorsement of the Florida senator Wednesday evening, just days before the Republican primary in her state.
Zika Outbreak 2016: WHO Releases $56M Plan To Fight Virus With Research, Vaccines, Bug Spray
The World Health Organization, which labeled the Zika outbreak an international public health emergency, released its operations plan for battling the virus.
Barack Obama On Antonin Scalia Successor: President Vows To Name ‘Indisputably’ Qualified Supreme Court Nominee
President Barack Obama responded Tuesday to those who think Justice Antonin Scalia's successor should be named by the next president.
Scalia Replacement: Speaker Paul Ryan Joins Republican Opposition To Obama Supreme Court Nominations
The House speaker said the Senate has a right to oppose a president's nominee to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Hillary Clinton’s Scalia Supreme Court Twitter Tirade Against Republicans, Explained
Hillary Clinton made her opinions about filling the Scalia Supreme Court vacancy known Monday night.
The Hypocrisy Of Mitch McConnell: Republican's Latest Position on 'Thurmond Rule' To Block Obama Supreme Court Nominees
In 2008, the Republican senator argued for leniency for former President George W. Bush's Supreme Court appointees. He's not doing the same for Obama.
Cuba-US Set Commercial Flights To Begin For First Time In Over 50 Years
As commercial flights are set to resume after more than 50 years between the U.S. and Cuba, a majority of Americans hold a favorable view of the island nation.
Anti-Muslim, Refugee Sentiment Condemned In Proposed Indiana City Resolution
The proposed resolution aims to push the Indiana governor to lighten his stance toward refugee resettlement in the state.
Justice Antonin Scalia Had Multiple Health Issues, Including Heart Problems And High Blood Pressure, Texas Judge Says: Report
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China Warns US Of 'Serious Consequences' Over Washington Plaza Name
The U.S. Senate on Friday backed a plan to name the plaza after Chinese political dissident Liu Xiaobo.
South Korean President Says North Korea’s Nuclear Ambitions Could Lead To ‘Regime Collapse’
President Park Geun-hye warned early Tuesday that a continuation of North Korea's recent actions will only speed "regime collapse."
Saudi Arabia, Turkey Backtrack On Sending Troops Into Syria Amid Russian Airstrikes
Syria’s ambassador to Russia says his country would retaliate against Saudi Arabia and Turkey if their ground forces were to intervene.
Russia-Ukraine Trade War Update: Truck Transportation Ban Imposed As Fighting Flares In East
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Antonin Scalia Successor Update: No Supreme Court Nominee Coming This Week, White House Says
The president will not take up the issue until the Senate returns from its recess Feb. 22, the White House said.
Justice Scalia's Replacement: With Voting Rights And Affirmative Action At Stake, Black Activists Urge Swift Confirmation
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Bernie Sanders vs. The Democratic National Committee: Senator Launches Petition Targeting Revoked Ban On Campaign Contributions By Lobbyists
The Democratic National Committee lifted a ban on campaign contributions by lobbyists, a move the presidential candidate’s campaign called a “step backward.”
US Justice Antonin Scalia Died Of Apparent Heart Attack, Body Taken To El Paso Funeral Home
The body of the U.S. Supreme Court justice reportedly will be flown to his home in northern Virginia Tuesday.
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