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KEENE, N.H. (AP) — Bill Clinton is back on the presidential campaign trail — and so is his baggage. For months, the former president has largely stayed out of the 2016 race, mentioned mostly in passing by Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton. On Monday, he heads out for his first solo campaign
Donald Trump
MOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) — Al-Qaeda's East African affiliate has released a recruitment video targeting American blacks and Muslims that includes a clip of presidential candidate Donald Trump calling for Muslims to be banned from entering the U.S. The 51-minute video by the Somalia based al-Shabab militant group presents
Massachusetts legislature
BOSTON – The year 2016 promises to be a fascinating year in Massachusetts politics. Here are some Bay State politicians that voters should keep their eyes on in the months ahead: U.S. Rep. Seth Moulton
Florida
ATKINSON, N.H. — A sea of Patriots jerseys mingled with Marco Rubio posters and an odd Dolphins shirt Sunday as football fans joined the Florida Senator and Republican presidential contender at a game viewing party that doubled as a campaign event. Rubio's campaign hosted the get-together with New
Abortion
Robert L. Dear, the Colorado Springs shooter, is not a "Christian terrorist," but rather the kind of random psycho who leers into his neighbors' windows and shoots their dogs. But some pro-choicers will nevertheless tie this deranged hermit's shooting spree to the "atmosphere of
Pro-life
Written by Eric Tucker WASHINGTON (AP) — A federal judge on Monday sided with an anti-abortion group in its challenge of a key birth control provision of the Obama administration's health care overhaul.
gun control
WASHINGTON (AP) — Hawaiian vacation over, President Barack Obama says he is energized for his final year in office and ready to tackle unfinished business, turning immediate attention to the issue of gun violence. Obama scheduled a meeting Monday with Attorney General Loretta Lynch to discuss a three-month review of what
guns
HONOLULU (AP) — President Barack Obama is looking for ways to keep guns out of the hands of "a dangerous few" without depending on Congress to pass a law on the fraught subject of gun control. He's says he'll meet his attorney general, Loretta Lynch,
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