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Clinton and Sanders in Tight Race for Kentucky
With Bernie Sanders poised to win in Oregon, Hillary Clinton focused her attention on repeating the success she encountered in Kentucky in 2008, a state that voted twice to elect her husband.
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Nevada Unrest Shows Democratic Rifts
Bernie Sanders’s feud with the Democratic establishment and front-runner Hillary Clinton continued to boil Tuesday in the wake of an unruly party convention in Nevada, raising new doubts about how easily the party can unite.
In Battleground State, Republicans Are Split on Trump
For Donald Trump to win industrial states like Pennsylvania, he will need to appeal to his political base without turning off the Republican professional class in adjacent cities and urban suburbs. 383
Insurer Highmark Sues U.S. Over Affordable Care Act
Major insurer Highmark Inc. is suing the federal government, arguing it is owed money under the Affordable Care Act, a move that opens yet another front in the ongoing legal battles over the 2010 health law.
Interviews in Civil Suit Over Hillary Clinton Email Server to Begin This Week
Interviews in a civil lawsuit with current and former State Department officials concerning former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server will begin this week.
Ben Rhodes Declines to Discuss Role in Iran Nuclear Deal, Magazine Article
Ben Rhodes, one of President Barack Obama’s top foreign policy advisers, said he wouldn’t “Monday morning quarterback” his recent controversial comments about the communications effort that he led for the White House on the Iran nuclear deal.
School Once Run by Sanders’s Wife Plans to Close
Burlington College, a tiny Vermont liberal arts school once led by Jane Sanders, the wife of presidential candidate Bernie Sanders, said it is shutting down because of financial problems. 66
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