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.
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Trump dismisses riots, focuses on battle against Clinton
Donald Trump previews the race to become presdent as a six-month clash that could be focused substantially on gender politics and personal details.
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Anti-Trump protesters, police clash outside California Republican convention
Police officers wearing riot gear prevent demonstrators from entering the hotel.
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Republicans coming to terms with a Trump nomination
The ‘Never Trump’ effort is being overtaken by the reality that the businessman could win the nomination.
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Indiana governor backs Ted Cruz
A win by Donald Trump in Indiana’s primary on Tuesday would all but ensure he becomes the presumptive nominee.
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Fights follow Trump rally in Southern California, about 20 arrested
Police in riot gear and on horseback pushed the crowd back and away from the venue.
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M.D. Harmon: When the Donald calls, people listen
A private investigator finds out why the Republican front-runner believes he can trounce ‘Crooked Hillary.’
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Republicans express resignation, ‘fatigue’ over Trump’s advance
As Trump progresses toward becoming the party’s nominee, “The lion’s share of Republicans want the process settled,” says a veteran Republican Party strategist.
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Former House Speaker Boehner calls Cruz ‘Lucifer in the flesh’
The Texas senator tries to turn the criticism into a slam on Republican front-runner Donald Trump.
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Dana Milbank: Sanders seeks leverage but will ultimately bow out gracefully
Although he continues to challenge her, his criticism of Hillary Clinton still doesn’t qualify as ugly campaigning.