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Aberdeen journal: Mr. Trump, who won’t be taking questions, spends the afternoon talking to reporters anyway
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Multiple stabbings reported at Sacramento far-right rally & counter-protest
Multiple people have been stabbed after clashes broke out during a rally outside State Capitol in Sacramento, California. The violence broke out between far-right activists from the Traditionalist Worker Party and counter-protesters.
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Strict Texas abortion law struck down
The US Supreme Court has struck down a 2013 Texas abortion law that imposed restrictive regulations on the procedure.
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ANALYSIS: Poll Shows Deep Hole for Donald Trump, With Room for More DiggingBut there are glimmers of opportunity for Trump, as reflected in concerns about Clinton’s candidacy and broader societal forces at play this year.
But there are glimmers of opportunity for Trump, as reflected in concerns about Clinton’s candidacy and broader societal forces at play this year.
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Benghazi panel caps 2-year probe: No bombshell, faults administration
The singer opens up about her past struggles in a new interview.
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House Benghazi report faults military response, not Clinton, for deaths
Panel chair Trey Gowdy concludes $7m investigation with 800-page report that accuses US of being slow to respond after 2012 attack was already under way
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Poll: Clinton and Trump run neck-and-neck
With third-party candidates included, Clinton leads 39% to 37%, with Libertarian Party nominee Gary Johnson at 8% and Green Party candidate Jill Stein at 4%.
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Pivot? Trump Doesn’t Need No Stinkin’ Pivot
If he was supposed to be transitioning to a “presidential” mode, Tuesday wasn’t it.
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Aide said Clinton didn't want emails accessible to 'anybody'
Abedin also said under oath that she was not aware whether Clinton personally deleted any emails during her tenure as secretary.
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This isn't like 'Shark Tank': Mark Cuban marvels over Donald Trump's 'stupider' handling of campaign
Cuban also expressed concern over the so-called Brexit vote last week
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Home base of 'Air Force One' on lockdown due to active shooter report
US military Joint Base Andrews, just outside of Washington, DC, has been put on lockdown due to an active shooter reportedly barricaded inside the medical center. A "shelter in place" order is in effect.
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Homeland security chief says unfolding situation at Andrews
The base tweeted Thursday it is on lockdown due to a report of an active shooter. Joint Base Andrews is home to Air Force One.
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Trump just pulled ahead of Clinton in a national poll for first time in more than a month
Donald Trump just took the lead in a major national poll for the first time in roughly six weeks.
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US military lifts ban on transgender personnel
"This is the right thing to do for our people and for the force," Carter said in a statement.
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US AG Lynch recuses herself from Clinton email case - Justice Dept
Lynch will discuss the decision during a previously-scheduled conversation Friday morning at the Aspen Ideas Festival, an anonymous DOJ official said.
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AG Lynch will accept decision of FBI, prosecutors on Clinton email probe
"I certainly wouldn't do this again,'' she said of the meeting.
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Clinton hid thousands of emails, put classified data on her server, but shouldn't be charged - FBI
Though the FBI found that Hillary Clinton and her staff were “extremely careless” with State Department emails hosted on a private server, no criminal charges will be brought against the former secretary and current presidential candidate.
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Ryan slams Trump 'star' tweet
Ryan's comments came a day after Trump defended the tweet, saying he had not meant the six-pointed star to refer to the Star of David, which is a symbol of Judaism.
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