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President Donald Trump Is Projected to Win North Carolina
The call for Trump came after NBC and other outlets already projected Joe Biden would win the presidential election overall.
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Roberta McCain, John McCain's Mother, Dies at 108
The mother of Arizona Sen. John McCain, Roberta McCain, has died. She was 108.
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Roberta McCain, Mother of John McCain, Dies at 108
The mother of late Sen. John McCain was very active in her son’s 2008 presidential campaign.
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Cindy McCain on Biden Endorsement: He's ‘the Better Man'
Cindy McCain is endorsing Democrat Joe Biden for president in a rebuke of President Donald Trump by the widow of the GOP’s 2008 nominee.
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Trump Says He ‘Disagreed' with McCain But ‘Respected' Him
President Donald Trump was asked about comments he made about John McCain in 2015, criticizing the late senator and veteran for being a prisoner of war. “I disagreed with John McCain on many things,” Trump said. “But it does not mean I did not respect him. I did.”
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Cindy McCain Details Husband's ‘Unlikely Friendship' With Biden at DNC
Cindy McCain went to bat for Joe Biden, lending her voice to a video that aired during Tuesday night’s Democratic National Convention programming focused on Biden’s close friendship with her late husband, Republican Sen. John McCain of Arizona.
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Meghan McCain Is Pregnant 8 Months After Suffering Miscarriage
Congratulations are in order for Meghan McCain: “The View” co-host is again expecting her and husband Ben Domenech’s first child, eight months after she suffered a miscarriage.
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The New ‘Three Amigos' Riding Into Trump Impeachment Inquiry
The “three amigos” used to stand for one thing in Washington — the pack of globe-trotting senators led by John McCain who brought American idealism to the world’s trouble spots. Now it refers to another trio, the Trump envoys who pushed Ukraine to pursue investigations of Democrats and former Vice President Joe Biden. The shift represents more than the appropriation...
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Buttigieg Says He Would Pick 1st Female Veterans Affairs Secretary
Democratic presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg says if elected he’d like to name a woman to lead the Department of Veterans Affairs for the first time as 2020 hopefuls take aim at President Donald Trump’s record on stemming military suicide and helping female vets. On Veterans Day, several candidates rolled out proposals to meet the needs of America’s 20 million former...
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Joe Biden, Behind in Money Race, Has Returned Nearly $1 Million to Donors, Far Outpacing Rivals
Former Vice President Joe Biden’s presidential campaign has returned nearly $1 million in campaign donations since launching his campaign in April, far exceeding what his rivals in the Democratic primary race have returned to donors.
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White House: Trump Condemns Violent Parody, Hasn't Seen It
President Donald Trump “strongly condemns” a graphic and violent parody video that depicts a likeness of him shooting and stabbing opponents and members of the news media, the White House said Monday. But his press secretary said he hadn’t yet watched the two-minute clip. The video, which drew widespread condemnation, was played during a conference held by conservative supporters of...
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Trump Escalates Impeachment Fight, Barring Envoy's Testimony
Escalating his fight against Congress’ impeachment inquiry, President Donald Trump flouted Democratic warnings about impeachable conduct Tuesday in blocking a U.S. diplomat from testifying about Trump’s dealings with Ukraine. House committee chairmen quickly issued a subpoena to force the envoy to appear before the House next week and produce documents recovered from his personal devices.
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Analysis: Trump's Old Ways Colliding With New Realities
Telling half-truths and outright lies. Manipulating media coverage. Pushing legal boundaries. Pressuring subordinates to do the dirty work. Believing in the force of his own personality. Accepting no personal responsibility. The playbook Donald Trump has used as a real estate developer, celebrity businessman and political candidate has, for the most part, proved effective through the first two-plus years of his...
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Sarah Palin's Husband, Todd, Files for Divorce Over ‘Incompatibility of Temperament'
Sarah Palin’s husband, Todd, filed for divorce from the former vice presidential candidate and Alaska governor citing “incompatibility of temperament between the parties such that they find it impossible to live together as husband and wife.” Todd Palin, 55, asked to dissolve the couple’s 31-year marriage in a filing submitted Friday in the Anchorage Superior Court. The filing, first reported...
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Too Old for President? Health and Fitness a Better Question
Science says age is only a number, not a proxy for physical and mental fitness. But with three Democrats in their 70s vying to challenge the oldest first-term president in American history, age’s importance will be tested as never before. Only a few years separate President Donald Trump, 73, from Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, 77, and former Vice President Joe...
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Trump's Fake Accent Angers Asian Americans as They Veer Left
When Amanda Berg heard reports that President Donald Trump mocked the accents of the leaders of South Korea and Japan at a recent fundraiser, it brought back painful memories from her childhood. Berg, a Korean American who grew up in Fort Collins, Colorado, recalled kids doing the “stereotypical pulling at the eyes and the mocking accent.” It made her feel...
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White House Insists ‘Fundamentals' of Economy Are Strong
The “fundamentals” of the U.S. economy are solid, the White House asserted Monday, invoking an ill-fated political declaration of a decade ago amid mounting concern that a recession could imperil President Donald Trump’s reelection. Exhibiting no such concern, senior adviser Kellyanne Conway declared to reporters, “The fact is, the fundamentals of our economy are very strong,” It’s a phrase with...
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Suburban Voters Are Pressuring Republicans to Act on Guns
Following the news has grown stressful for Angela Tetschner, a 39-year-old nurse raising four children in this sprawling Phoenix suburb of tile roofs, desert yards, young families and voters who are increasingly up for grabs. “Sometimes I do think about the school shootings,” said Tetschner, who doesn’t pay much attention to politics but has been disappointed in President Donald Trump,...
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‘Have We No Decency?' National Cathedral Responds to President Trump's ‘Racist' Remarks
Washington National Cathedral leaders are responding to President Donald Trump’s repeated attacks on representatives of color, asking if Americans have had enough of “violent dehumanizing words” from the White House.
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The Most Important Races in the 2020 Senate Fight
A handful of races will decide whether Mitch McConnell and the GOP can keep their grip on the Senate next year – including in Alabama, where Roy Moore, accused of sexual misconduct with teen girls decades ago, is again running for the Republican nomination. President Donald Trump faces a grind to win another term in the White House. Even if...