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WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton and presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump each won primaries in Washington state. Trump's win Tuesday helps him inch closer to clinching the GOP nomination for president. He is within 41 delegates of the number needed to become the Republican nominee.
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Bernie Sanders has a problem. Remember those superdelegates, the Democratic Party leaders and elected officials who can vote for the candidate of their choice? The ones Sanders' supporters have been complaining about for months? It turns out, to have a shot at beating out Hillary Clinton for
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For American public education, 2015 was a dismal year, at least by the numbers. But don't blame the kids. Parents are missing in action. Except most Asian-American parents. They tend to oversee their children's homework, hold them accountable for grades, and demand hard work as the
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump has a Plan B if he's faced with a contested convention, and it involves the sort of outside groups that he's called "corrupt." While the billionaire businessman might lock up the Republican presidential nomination in the next five weeks of
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This is the season for standardized test-taking in public schools and that has led to a resurgence in the sometimes anguished debate over Common Core education standards for math and English. Last week in New York state, students took Common Core English-language arts tests developed by Pearson, a U.K.
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DENVER (AP) — While the focus of the Republican presidential campaign shifts eastward to the New York primary, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz is pivoting west, where he is quietly trying to chip away at Donald Trump's lead in the race for convention delegates. Cruz won six pledged delegates during
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The primaries and caucuses to select the Republican presidential nominee are officially scheduled to end on June 7. That's a big day when five states vote — California, New Jersey, South Dakota, Montana and New Mexico. But it's quite possible that no candidate will have amassed enough
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Donald Trump warned Wednesday that if Republican Party leaders try to block him from becoming the GOP presidential nominee, "You'd have riots." Emboldened by yet another round of convincing victories in Florida, North Carolina and Illinois, the New York billionaire refused to participate in
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