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No charges recommended in Clinton email probe, FBI says
The FBI won’t recommend criminal charges against Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server while secretary of state, agency Director James Comey said Tuesday, lifting a major legal threat to her presidential campaign.
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Sanders wins Oregon, battles Clinton in Kentucky.; Trump wins Oregon
Bernie Sanders won Oregon’s presidential primary and battled Hillary Clinton to a razor-thin margin in Kentucky, vowing to stay in the race until the end as Clinton aimed to blunt his momentum and prepare for a fall campaign against
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Clinton edges out Sanders to win Nevada caucuses
Hillary Clinton edged out Bernie Sanders on Saturday in Nevada’s caucuses, capitalizing on a more diverse Democratic electorate to propel her to a crucial win in her presidential bid.
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Viewers’ Guide: Sanders faces tough questions at 3rd debate
WASHINGTON — What timing: Just before the final Democratic presidential debate of the year, tensions suddenly are boiling between front-runner Hillary Clinton and chief rival Bernie Sanders.
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Clinton: U.S. needs ‘360-degree’ anti-terror strategy
Less than an hour before Republican presidential hopefuls were set to hold their latest debate, Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton said Tuesday the American people “cannot give in to fear.”
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Clinton says she doesn’t back declaration of war against IS
DERRY, N.H. — Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday she does not currently support seeking a declaration of war against the Islamic State, citing the diffuse nature of the threat.
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Jim Webb, former Navy secretary and U.S. senator, dropping Democratic bid for president
WASHINGTON — Former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb said Tuesday he is dropping out of the Democratic race for president and is considering his options about how he might “remain as a voice” in the campaign.
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Clinton backs Obama’s move to keep U.S. forces in Afghanistan
KEENE, N.H. — Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton said Thursday she supports President Barack Obama’s decision to keep 5,500 U.S. troops in Afghanistan when he leaves the White House in 2017.
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Jim Webb, former Navy secretary and senator, to run for president
Former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb is running for president, joining a field of Democrats challenging Hillary Rodham Clinton for the nomination.
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Hillary Clinton on emails: I should have used government account
Confronting a growing political furor, Hillary Rodham Clinton conceded Tuesday it was a mistake to exclusively use private email as secretary of state, but she defiantly rejected accusations that she created a security risk or violated the law. She also defended getting rid of tens of thousands of personal emails.
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No charges recommended in Clinton email probe, FBI says
The FBI won’t recommend criminal charges against Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server while secretary of state, agency Director James Comey said Tuesday, lifting a major legal threat to her presidential campaign.
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Sanders wins Oregon, battles Clinton in Kentucky.; Trump wins Oregon
Bernie Sanders won Oregon’s presidential primary and battled Hillary Clinton to a razor-thin margin in Kentucky, vowing to stay in the race until the end as Clinton aimed to blunt his momentum and prepare for a fall campaign against
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Clinton edges out Sanders to win Nevada caucuses
Hillary Clinton edged out Bernie Sanders on Saturday in Nevada’s caucuses, capitalizing on a more diverse Democratic electorate to propel her to a crucial win in her presidential bid.
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Viewers’ Guide: Sanders faces tough questions at 3rd debate
WASHINGTON — What timing: Just before the final Democratic presidential debate of the year, tensions suddenly are boiling between front-runner Hillary Clinton and chief rival Bernie Sanders.
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Clinton: U.S. needs ‘360-degree’ anti-terror strategy
Less than an hour before Republican presidential hopefuls were set to hold their latest debate, Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton said Tuesday the American people “cannot give in to fear.”
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Clinton says she doesn’t back declaration of war against IS
DERRY, N.H. — Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday she does not currently support seeking a declaration of war against the Islamic State, citing the diffuse nature of the threat.
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Jim Webb, former Navy secretary and U.S. senator, dropping Democratic bid for president
WASHINGTON — Former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb said Tuesday he is dropping out of the Democratic race for president and is considering his options about how he might “remain as a voice” in the campaign.
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Clinton backs Obama’s move to keep U.S. forces in Afghanistan
KEENE, N.H. — Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton said Thursday she supports President Barack Obama’s decision to keep 5,500 U.S. troops in Afghanistan when he leaves the White House in 2017.
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Jim Webb, former Navy secretary and senator, to run for president
Former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb is running for president, joining a field of Democrats challenging Hillary Rodham Clinton for the nomination.
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Hillary Clinton on emails: I should have used government account
Confronting a growing political furor, Hillary Rodham Clinton conceded Tuesday it was a mistake to exclusively use private email as secretary of state, but she defiantly rejected accusations that she created a security risk or violated the law. She also defended getting rid of tens of thousands of personal emails.
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No charges recommended in Clinton email probe, FBI says
The FBI won’t recommend criminal charges against Hillary Clinton for her use of a private email server while secretary of state, agency Director James Comey said Tuesday, lifting a major legal threat to her presidential campaign.
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Sanders wins Oregon, battles Clinton in Kentucky.; Trump wins Oregon
Bernie Sanders won Oregon’s presidential primary and battled Hillary Clinton to a razor-thin margin in Kentucky, vowing to stay in the race until the end as Clinton aimed to blunt his momentum and prepare for a fall campaign against
-
Clinton edges out Sanders to win Nevada caucuses
Hillary Clinton edged out Bernie Sanders on Saturday in Nevada’s caucuses, capitalizing on a more diverse Democratic electorate to propel her to a crucial win in her presidential bid.
-
Viewers’ Guide: Sanders faces tough questions at 3rd debate
WASHINGTON — What timing: Just before the final Democratic presidential debate of the year, tensions suddenly are boiling between front-runner Hillary Clinton and chief rival Bernie Sanders.
-
Clinton: U.S. needs ‘360-degree’ anti-terror strategy
Less than an hour before Republican presidential hopefuls were set to hold their latest debate, Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton said Tuesday the American people “cannot give in to fear.”
-
Clinton says she doesn’t back declaration of war against IS
DERRY, N.H. — Hillary Rodham Clinton said Tuesday she does not currently support seeking a declaration of war against the Islamic State, citing the diffuse nature of the threat.
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Jim Webb, former Navy secretary and U.S. senator, dropping Democratic bid for president
WASHINGTON — Former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb said Tuesday he is dropping out of the Democratic race for president and is considering his options about how he might “remain as a voice” in the campaign.
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Clinton backs Obama’s move to keep U.S. forces in Afghanistan
KEENE, N.H. — Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Rodham Clinton said Thursday she supports President Barack Obama’s decision to keep 5,500 U.S. troops in Afghanistan when he leaves the White House in 2017.
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Jim Webb, former Navy secretary and senator, to run for president
Former Virginia Sen. Jim Webb is running for president, joining a field of Democrats challenging Hillary Rodham Clinton for the nomination.
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Hillary Clinton on emails: I should have used government account
Confronting a growing political furor, Hillary Rodham Clinton conceded Tuesday it was a mistake to exclusively use private email as secretary of state, but she defiantly rejected accusations that she created a security risk or violated the law. She also defended getting rid of tens of thousands of personal emails.
