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BOSTON — Saturday's Massachusetts Republican caucuses could prove crucial to who emerges at July's Republican National Convention to claim the party's presidential nomination. With New York billionaire Donald Trump and Ted Cruz, the senator from Texas, counting and courting every last delegate across the country,
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PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — Donald Trump's rivals are joining forces to deny him the necessary delegates to win the Republican presidential nomination, the latest display of strife in a convulsive 2016 GOP race. Ted Cruz and John Kasich issued near-simultaneous statements Sunday outlining an extraordinary compact that may
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HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Standing in a conference room at a swanky South Florida hotel, Donald Trump's chief adviser assured Republican insiders his boss was ready to tone down his over-the-top persona. He's been "projecting an image," Paul Manafort told the GOP officials. "The
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BOSTON – Remarking Thursday on reports that Donald Trump opposes a North Carolina law regarding public facilities access by transgender people, Massachusetts Gov. Charlie Baker sent fresh signals about how he might react should a "bathroom bill" dealing with the issue reach his desk. The Republican presidential contender from
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Two weeks ago Bernie Sanders and Ted Cruz seemed to have all the momentum in the presidential race. In Wisconsin, Sanders won the Democratic primary by 13 percentage points and Cruz won the GOP primary by the same margin.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Day after day, the candidates for president wake up, brush their teeth and pump themselves up to say the same thing they did yesterday. And the day before. And the day before that.
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) — Donald Trump's chief lieutenants told skeptical Republican leaders Thursday that the GOP front-runner has been "projecting an image" so far in the 2016 primary season and "the part that he's been playing is now evolving" in a way that
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HOLLYWOOD, Fla. (AP) — Republican Party leaders turned aside an effort Thursday to change the rules at their national convention to make it harder for the GOP to choose a fresh presidential candidate and not Donald Trump, a prelude to what may be sharper battles ahead. The showdown, which pitted top
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