The changes envisioned by the celebrity businessman turned Republican front-runner would mean that ‘when they write purposely negative and horrible and false articles, we can sue them and win lots of money.’
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In South Carolina, Hillary Clinton looks to win, and win big
Bernie Sanders knows his prospects with the state’s heavily black Democratic electorate are grim.
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Clinton makes final pitch to voters before South Carolina’s Democratic primary
Hillary Clinton says she wants Saturday’s primary results ‘to send a strong signal’ just three days before Super Tuesday.
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LePage endorses Donald Trump for president, 8 days before Maine’s Republican caucuses
The governor’s announcement in a radio interview follows Trump’s endorsement by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, who had LePage’s backing until he left the race Feb. 10.
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Chris Christie endorses Donald Trump for president
The New Jersey governor had himself sought the Republican nomination.
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Analysis: Rubio and Cruz are on the attack, but are they too late to stop Trump?
Both of Donald Trump’s leading rivals face tests in the next few weeks, including critical contests in their home states.
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Republican debate gets personal as Rubio, Cruz look to take down Trump before Super Tuesday
Donald Trump’s two top rivals attack him in a bid to slow the front-runner’s momentum just five days before an 11-state round of voting.
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Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders trail among U.S. Hispanics, poll shows
Compared with Nevada, a new national poll paints a starkly different picture of which candidates are most popular with Latinos.
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For the non-frontrunners, Super Tuesday may be last call
Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are sitting pretty atop their respective tickets.
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Cruz, Rubio and Kasich all face must-wins in home states
After Trump’s impressive win in Nevada, the presidential race now shifts to Super Tuesday, featuring 11 largely Southern states, including Texas, with 155 GOP delegates.