Clinton holds a commanding lead in pledged delegates but faces challenges in converting Bernie Sanders supporters to her side.
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Disabled earn pennies as caregivers debate Clinton’s raise plan
The debate pits individuals’ capability and dignity against a business model built on a cheap labor pool willing, day in and day out, to stuff envelopes or fold bath towels.
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Trump’s dismissal of data-based strategy worries Republicans
Critics question why he would pass on a chance to reinforce his presence on television and success with large-scale rallies.
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Trump expects to have poor relationship with UK leaders
In an interview, the candidate described London’s new mayor as ‘rude’ and didn’t hold out much hope for good relations with PM Cameron.
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Republican National Committee chief offers wavering defense of Trump
Reince Priebus says Trump will ‘have to answer questions’ about his treatment of women and about his posing as a publicist, but Trump’s supporters aren’t concerned about questions of his integrity.
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Clinton makes big final push in Kentucky
Hillary Clinton leads Bernie Sanders by nearly 300 pledged delegates going into primaries in Kentucky and Oregon on Tuesday.
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Trump masqueraded as his own spokesman to promote himself decades ago
A recording captures the kind of phone call reporters used to receive when they sought information about Trump.
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‘Self-funded’ Donald Trump decides it’s time to seek others’ money
The presumptive Republican presidential nominee recently hired a national finance chairman, scheduled his first fundraiser and says he’s near a deal with the Republican Party that would enable him to solicit donations of more than $300,000.
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After meeting, Ryan and Trump ‘totally committed to working together’
They say they were ‘honest about our few differences’ but also recognize ‘many important areas of common ground.’
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Trump tax returns could reveal much to voters
The candidate says there’s not much to be learned, but tax experts disagree.