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In the crowded Republican primary field, Jeb Bush is leading in New Hampshire with Donald Trump just a few steps behind.
Obama, Putin Discuss Iran, Islamic State, Ukraine In Phone Call
Vladimir Putin phoned Barack Obama on Thursday, their first call since February, to discuss Iran nuclear talks, "the increasingly dangerous situation in Syria" and the need to counter ISIS, the White House said.
Boston Bomber Moved To Federal Penitentiary In Colorado: Official
Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev on Thursday was moved to a U.S. penitentiary in Florence, Colorado, home to the so-called "Supermax" unit that houses high-risk prisoners, a spokesman for the Bureau of Prisons said.
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California Vaccine Bill SB 277: State Assembly Passes Ban On Personal Exemptions From Student Vaccinations
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Election 2016: 'Chelsea's Mom' Is Hillary Clinton's Fan Love Song
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Chris Christie Will Announce 2016 Bid From School He Attended With Key Bridgegate Figure
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Miss USA Controversy: Univision Drops Pageant After Donald Trump's Comments About Mexicans
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North Korea Warns South Of 'Catastrophic Consequences' After UN Human Rights Office Opens In Seoul
North Korea warned of "catastrophic consequences" for South Korea's agreement to host the office.
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Supreme Court Health Care Ruling: John Roberts Makes Republicans Seethe
Some conservatives are so enraged that impeachment of the chief justice is being mentioned.
Federal Consumer Finance Watchdog Opens Up Complaint Vault To Public Inspection
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau unveiled a database containing thousands of complaints against banks, mortgage lenders and debt collectors.
Supreme Court Healthcare Ruling: Republicans Sense Defeat In Wake Of Decision
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Dylann Roof's Family Releases New Statement On Charleston Church Shooting, Offers Condolences To Victims' Families
The Roof family expressed condolences one week after their son, Dylann Roof, allegedly killed nine people at a South Carolina church.
Native Americans Look At Confederate Flag Controversy And Ask: What About 'Redskins' And Other Racist Symbols?
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Pope Francis On Divorce: Ending Marriages Can Be 'Morally Necessary' In Some Cases, Including To Protect Kids
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New York Prison Escape: Arrested Guard Gene Palmer Reportedly Got Paintings, Information In Return For Granting Inmates Special Access
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Chinese Tech Companies Alibaba, Xiaomi and Tencent Best American Counterparts In New MIT Report
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Rwanda Intelligence Chief Karenzi Karake Refuses Extradition, Granted Conditional Bail Set At $1.57M
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Kobani Clashes: At Least 146 Civilians Killed As Kurdish YPG Fighters Move East Toward ISIS 'Capital' Raqqa
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Supreme Court Health Care Ruling Live Stream: President Obama Addresses Judgment That Saves Insurance For Millions
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