GOP candidates joust over foreign policy, immigration

GOP candidates joust over foreign policy, immigration

GREENVILLE, S.C. (AP) — Republican presidential candidates jousted over immigration and foreign policy in a raucous debate that was shaken by the death of Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia hours before they took the stage.

Scalia's death thrust the future of the high court into the center of a heated presidential campaign. In their debate Saturday night, the GOP candidates insisted that President Barack Obama step aside and let his successor nominate Scalia's replacement instead, a position the White House vigorously opposed.

‘But such of you as wish to be happy’
Massachusetts

‘But such of you as wish to be happy’

Mary McCleary

John and Abigail Adams forged a happy, successful marriage that was as rare in their time as it is today. What was their secret?

The couple's correspondence during the 54 years they were married provides many clues. They exchanged over 1,000 letters, which reveal their deep love and respect for one another. Remarkably, their ardent feelings did not subside over time.

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