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San Bernardino Shooter’s Brother Arrested
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The 2016 White House Correspondents’ Dinner, red carpet and parties
President Barack Obama, left, and Carol Lee, right, of The Wall Street Journal, listen to the National Anthem at the annual White House Correspondents’ Association dinner at the Washington Hilton in Washington, Saturday, April 30, 2016.
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Eyeing an Indiana victory, Trump says, 'It's over'
A new NBC/Wall Street Journal/Marist opinion poll showed Trump with a wide lead in Indiana
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ISIS Fighters Kill U.S. Navy SEAL In Iraq
He was the third American to be killed in direct combat since a U.S.-led coalition launched its campaign against the jihadists.
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Trump’s former rivals split on his emergence as likely GOP presidential nominee
Donald Trump’s former presidential primary rivals reacted in very different ways after he cemented his status as the likely Republican presidential nominee on Tuesday night.
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Cruz shocks his supporters with a sudden exit
When Cruz finished speaking, the group of about 50 people applauded
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Want To Know Trump’s General Election Strategy? Check Out Who He’s Having Lunch With.
As Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump traveled through Indiana on Monday, one day before the state’s crucial primary election, he stopped to have lunch with a notable human being: Edward Klein.
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John Kasich to d-rop out (CNBC Reports)
The only remaining GOP candidate not named Donald Trump plans to announce his departure f-rom the race Wednesday, according to multiple reports. Check back here as this story develops.
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A historic Supreme Court fight takes a curious turn
It’s been nearly three months since Justice Antonin Scalia’s passing, and nearly two months since President Obama named Judge Merrick Garland as his nominee to fill the Supreme Court’s vacancy.
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Exclusive: What Donald Trump Said The Moment He Learned John Kasich D-ropped Out
Within 24 hours, both Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Ohio Gov. John Kasich will have d-ropped out of the race, leaving Donald Trump the undisputed presumptive nominee for the Republican Party.
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US Justice Department: North Carolina's 'bathroom law' violates the Civil Rights Act
Officials f-rom the US Justice Department notified North Carolina Gov. Pat McCrory that his state's so-called bathroom law violates the US Civil Rights Act, according to The C-harlotte Observer.
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Sanders poised for May win streak
Here’s one reason Bernie Sanders is reluctant to give up the fight: May is shaping up to be a pretty good month for him.
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Decision time for FBI on Clinton
The FBI investigation swirling around Hillary Clinton’s presidential run appears to have entered its final stages.
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Obama Administration Sues North Carolina Over Anti-LGBT Bathroom Bill
The Justice Department says the law “stigmatizes and singles out” transgender people.
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Republicans are losing the argument over Merrick Garland. And it’s only going to get worse.
Nevertheless, Republican unity hasn’t cracked — to date only two GOP senators, Susan Collins and Mark Kirk, have said they support granting Garland a hearing.
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Obama to visit Hiroshima but White House offers no sign of A-bomb apology
Barack Obama will later this month become the first sitting US president to visit Hiroshima, the site of America’s devastating nuclear attack which killed 140,000 people.
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Massachusetts stabbings: two dead in attack at shopping mall and home
Police say Arthur DaRosa was shot dead by a sheriff’s deputy after fatally stabbing a woman at a house, a man at a shopping mall and wounding others
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Missouri to execute man who killed three, including deputy
The execution, set to take place between 6 p.m. Wednesday and 6 p.m. Thursday at the state prison in Bonne Terre
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Governor Calls For Investigation After Police Beat Pursuit Suspect On Live TV
A high-speed chase that started in Massachusetts ended in New Hampshire with officers punching a suspect while he appeared to surrender. The N.H. governor called for a full investigation.
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