How they prepare for the face-offs, which start Sept. 26, is yet another sign of how different they are.
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Ex-wife of Trump campaign CEO says he made anti-Semitic remarks
The revelation come a day after reports that domestic violence charges were filed 20 years ago against Stephen Bannon following an altercation with his then-wife.
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Old, new controversies vex Trump’s new campaign boss
Stephen Bannon faced domestic violence charges 20 years ago, and now a voter-registration issue.
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Trump hedges hardline stance on deportations
The Republican nominee hints he’s open about letting some illegal immigrants stay in the U.S.
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Trump campaign taps Maine agriculture commissioner as adviser
Walt Whitcomb will serve on the Republican presidential candidate’s 64-member agricultural advisory committee.
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Down-ticket candidates in Maine quiet on race for president
Many running for state office worry that widespread dislike for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton could adversely affect their chances.
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Trump pitches for black vote in battleground Virginia
The Republican nominee spurns his past fiery rhetoric for a more inclusive approach.
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Ukrainian documents show payments allegedly earmarked for Paul Manafort
Earlier, the Associated Press reported that confidential emails ran counter to the Trump aide’s contention that he never lobbied in the United States on behalf of Ukrainian political figures.
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Trump campaign chairman’s firm directed covert lobbying
The operation promoted Ukraine’s pro-Russian ruling party in Washington, but didn’t register as required.
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Weary Republican Party hopeful Trump’s staff shake-up triggers new momentum
The moves are aimed in part at marginalizing campaign chairman Paul Manafort, a longtime party operative who pushed Trump to moderate his tone and improve relations with skeptical Republican officials.