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Hillary Clinton's plans for US economy: GOP says she鈥檚 out of touchHillary Clinton is to give a major speech on the economy Monday with an emphasis on middle class wages and income inequality. Republican opponents portray her as wealthy and out of touch with average Americans and business owners.
Fact-checking Donald Trump: How he gets a lot of things wrong.Billionaire developer and TV personality Donald Trump is known for generating outrage when commenting on just about anything, most recently immigration. Now that he鈥檚 a presidential candidate, fact-checkers are examining his rhetorical record.
Could Bernie Sanders' independent status shut him out of New Hampshire's Democratic primary?Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders has been an independent throughout his political career. Now that he is running for president as Democrat, could his independent status keep him off of聽New Hampshire's Democratic primary ballot?
San Francisco shooting: a game-changer for immigration policy?Before the shooting, liberal-leaning states and cities had been moving to integrate millions of undocumented workers into the fabric of American life with a kind of 'don't ask, don't tell' approach to public services. That may be on hold.聽
New York Times blocks Ted Cruz book from bestseller list. Conspiracy?The New York Times has told publisher HarperCollins it won鈥檛 put Cruz's new聽 鈥淎 Time for Truth鈥� on its nonfiction bestseller list.
In an amazing arc of grace, Confederate battle flag finally furledIn South Carolina, the aftermath of the Charleston shootings will be remembered not for rancor and division, but for a display of love and unity of purpose. On Friday, the Confederate battle flag was removed from the State House grounds.
Trump-bashing of Mexican immigrants: bad for US, worse for GOPDespite what many conservatives think, the immigrant vote is up for grabs. But if we continue to bash immigrants,聽脿 la聽Donald Trump, it won鈥檛 be up for grabs for long.
In Congress, war breaks out over Confederate battle flagSouth Carolina lawmakers overwhelmingly agreed to remove the Confederate battle flag from State House grounds. But members in Congress rancorously debated Thursday about banning such flags at graves on federal property.
'Retrumplican Party': Accurate or unfair to equate Trump and GOP?A new Democratic attack ad aims to link Donald Trump's views on immigration to other GOP candidates.
O'Malley elbows his way left of Clinton: Will it matter?Martin O'Malley took on 'too-big-to-prosecute and too-big-to-jail megabanks' in open letter to Wall Street.
Donald Trump gets a super PAC, but does he need it?Donald Trump's presidential campaign has attracted two super PACs so far, despite his assertion that he's paying for his campaign out of his own pocket.
Did Jeb Bush really say Americans need to work more hours?Democrats say that Jeb Bush's comment that 'people need to work longer hours' is a slam at American workers and the first real gaffe of his campaign. Bush says he meant that聽part-time workers should be able to go full time if they want.
US House moves to ban Confederate flag in federal cemeteries, sparking call for revoteThe US House voted to ban the display of Confederate flags at historic federal cemeteries on Wednesday, leading several lawmakers to protest the move and call for a revote on Thursday.
Is Bernie Sanders 'the next Eugene McCarthy'?As he draws massive crowds in his bid to seize the Democratic presidential nomination from Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders makes for an easy comparison to McCarthy and his insurgent presidential run in 1968.
Same-sex marriage and federalism: Miles's Law wins, againOver years of dispute, backers and foes of same-sex marriage switched views on whether the issue should be left up to the states, confirming Miles's Law: 'Where you stand depends on where you sit.'
Here's why Hurricane Trump is still gaining strengthConflicts Donald Trump created with his negative comments about Mexican immigration and other issues are likely to get worse. Other Republican presidential candidates are scrambling to distance themselves from Trump.- What do you know about Donald Trump? Take our quiz.
"The Donald" has been elected to America's highest office. Mr. Trump has made a name for himself through hosting "The Apprentice," owning Trump Tower, and making controversial remarks on immigration. How much do you know about the real-estate-tycoon-turned president? 聽
GOP stance on immigration would be a 'big U-turn' for US, says ClintonWhile campaigning in Iowa, Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton discussed what immigration policy would look like in a Republican White House.- Why Hillary is afraid of BerniePolls show that Bernie Sanders, the independent Vermont Senator with openly socialist leanings, is in a dead heat with fellow presidential contender Hillary Clinton in New Hampshire. Does he pose a serious threat to the Clinton campaign?
Hillary Clinton vs. media: what's really going onDespite the 'moving rope line' incident, Hillary Clinton's relationship with the media is better than it was in 2008. But the advent of social media has dramatically changed the media landscape.聽