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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) — From sounding duck calls to predicting the weather, presidential contenders are blanketing Iowa in a final frenzy to close the deal before Monday's Iowa caucuses begin the formal process of choosing President Barack Obama's successor. Republican Donald Trump, campaigning with his wife,
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump's campaign filings show the billionaire Republican front-runner spent just $6.8 million in the final three months of last year, less than half of what Ted Cruz, his nearest rival in the polls, spent during the same period. Early in his campaign, Trump said
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WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration confirmed for the first time Friday that Hillary Clinton's home server contained closely guarded government secrets, censoring 22 emails that contained material requiring one of the highest levels of classification. The revelation comes three days before Clinton competes in the Iowa presidential caucuses.
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NASHUA, N.H. (AP) — Donald Trump expressed no regrets about skipping a debate, and then he skipped out on most of his rivals in Iowa. Ted Cruz showed off his fundraising haul, while most presidential competitors in both parties hustled through the state in a last-minute scramble to win over
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BOSTON – Donald Trump's decision to skip Thursday night's Republican presidential debate came as a surprise to the head of Ted Cruz's campaign in Massachusetts, who said his candidate would have benefited from another chance to draw a contrast with the frontrunner. "I don&
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BALTIMORE (AP) — Vice President Joe Biden on Thursday likened the Republican presidential race to a "gift from the Lord" for Democrats trying to win control of the House and Senate. Biden joked to House Democrats at their annual retreat in Baltimore that he doesn't know who
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ADEL, Iowa (AP) — Hillary Clinton pressed the Democratic National Committee on Wednesday to add a presidential debate before next month's New Hampshire primary, seeking another high-profile exchange with rival Bernie Sanders. The push by Clinton for more debates — and Sanders' resistance to adding another forum — underscores his
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WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama and his aides have said a lot of nice things about Bernie Sanders, but not this one: He's ready to be president. The key omission was particularly noticeable Wednesday as Obama andSanders met for their first one-on-one since Sanders jolted the Democratic campaign
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