Polls suggest Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz are unlikely to derail the Republican front-runner as 11 states hold primaries or caucuses.
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Republican fissure opens over support of Trump’s bid
Donald Trump faces attacks from his own party as he hopes to solidify his front-runner status on Super Tuesday.
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Racial feud erupts as Republicans fight ‘unstoppable’ Trump
A Secret Service agent and a news media photographer got into a verbal and physical altercation at a raucous campaign rally.
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Sanders keeps his Judaism in the background, irking American Jews
During more than three decades in public life as a mayor, congressman and U.S. senator, Bernie Sanders has developed few relationships with Jewish groups or leaders – on religious issues or on Israel.
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Former Klan leader at center of latest Republican campaign joust
Donald Trump draws criticism for refusing to denounce an implicit endorsement from former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke.
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Cruz warns ‘Trump train’ could become ‘unstoppable’
Almost a quarter of the Republican’s nominating delegates are at stake in the Super Tuesday primaries.
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Trump’s campaign’s soundtrack
His events feature music ranging from Twisted Sister and the Stones to Pavarotti.
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Clinton cruises to big win over Sanders in South Carolina
Strong turnout among black voters helped propel Clinton to victory over rival Sen. Bernie Sanders.
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Report: LePage urged Republican governors to disavow Trump less than week before endorsement
A LePage spokesman doesn’t confirm or deny the report but says Maine’s chief executive now backs the front-runner because both have a business background and come from outside the political establishment.
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Cruz calls Super Tuesday ‘most important day’ in 2016 race
He tells supporters in Atlanta to help him play the numbers game as he takes on front-runner Donald Trump and rival Marco Rubio.