The stakes are high for both men, who will be meeting to discuss party unity.
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Newly elected London mayor slams Trump’s ‘ignorant’ view of Islam
Sadiq Khan says the presumptive Republican presidential nominee risks ‘alienating mainstream Muslims around the world and plays into the hands of the extremists.’
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Trump in line to receive top U.S. intelligence secrets
While every Republican and Democratic nominee since the 1950s has received such briefings, providing them to the presumptive 2016 Republican presidential nominee is going to be a unique experience for intelligence professionals, says a former CIA director.
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Fact checker history lesson: More Republicans than Democrats supported NAFTA
There are a lot of things that Donald Trump gets wrong about NAFTA, including its basic history.
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Analysis: Trump facing a different kind of challenge in general election
He’s no longer going up against constrained Republican contenders while addressing a subset of American voters.
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Trump’s win in Indiana knocks Cruz out of race, clears path to Republican nomination
Donald Trump still needs about 200 delegates to clinch the nomination, but Ted Cruz was left without a way to block him.
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Cruz calls Trump ‘amoral’ as voters cast ballots in Indiana
Trump, for his part, rehashes unsubstantiated claims tying Cruz’s father to JFK’s assassin.
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Once thought to be an obstacle, Indiana now looks like it will pad Trump’s lead
Two recent public polls of voters in the state show the Republican front-runner with a commanding lead over Texas Sen. Ted Cruz.
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Cruz bests Trump at most weekend delegate contests
‘It is going to be a contested convention,’ Texas Sen. Ted Cruz says on a weekend talk show.
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Collins ‘not waiting by my phone’ for invitation to be Trump’s running mate
Mentioned as a possible candidate in the New York Times, Maine’s senior senator says she’s made no decision – and analysts say joining the ticket could be bad for her career.