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This campaign season has provided plenty of fodder for comedians and television shows, with the latest example including a Massachusetts hook. In last weekend's episode of "The Simpsons," a political ad questions how either Hillary Clinton or Donald Trump would handle a 3 a.m. wakeup
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NEW YORK — The public's appetite for all things critical of Hillary Clinton is showing no signs of slowing down, and for the first time, three of the top four nonfiction titles on the New York Times' bestseller list constitute page-turning exposes focusing squarely on the former secretary
Donald Trump
WASHINGTON — Despite two weeks' worth of heated political conventions and concerted efforts on both sides to denounce the respective platforms pushed by Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, the two political combatants appear to share at least one issue in common: an opposition to the Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal. Convincing
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CLEVELAND — Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore, who earlier this year abandoned his own presidential ambitions after dismal performances in Iowa and New Hampshire, said Friday he thinks next week's Republican National Convention "is going to be largely showbiz." The Republican from Richmond was noticeably candid regarding
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PHILADELPHIA — A slew of Bernie Sanders supporters spent another day holding court outside of City Hall, continuing to make public 'Never Hillary' vows and railing against a political party they claim denied them a fair shake. The question remains, however: does their anger translate to the broader voting
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PHILADELPHIA — Police were ready and waiting Wednesday night to handle the wave of protesters that successfully barreled through the 8-foot tall metal perimeter fence put in place to protect those inside the Democratic National Convention's Wells Fargo Center from harm. Philadelphia police officers, however, were at the same
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PHILADELPHIA — Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders tried his best inside the Democratic National Convention to foster unity within the party by closing out the roll call vote nominating Hillary Clinton to be presidential nominee, but outside those secure confines his legion of vocal fans vowed to never back the former secretary
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Bureau of Investigation announced Monday it is launching an investigation into the apparent hacking of a trove of Democratic National Committee emails, a string of which have indicated that party bosses worked behind the scenes to tip the nomination in the direction of Hillary Clinton over rival
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