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WASHINGTON (AP) — Attorney General Loretta Lynch said Wednesday she hasn't discussed the FBI investigation into Hillary Clinton's emails with the White House and doesn't plan to. The investigation deals with the potential mishandling of sensitive information that passed through the former secretary of state&
Barack Obama
(CNSNews.com) – At President Obama's direction, the U.S. military is sending expeditionary teams to capture and interrogate Islamic State leaders in Iraq and Syria, but instead of sending them to Guantanamo Bay, these enemies of the United States are being handled on a case by case basis.
trump
DETROIT (AP) — The Republican establishment and its last best hopes to defeat Donald Trump spent a long and extraordinary day denouncing the billionaire businessman as dangerous, a "phony" and a "con man" unfit for office. Then, when it was all over, Marco Rubio, Ted Cruz and
Donald Trump
In the wake of Donald Trump's blowout victory amid the bright lights of the Las Vegas strip, the money has been piling on the billionaire businessman from New York to sweep all aside on the way to a coronation at the Republican convention. But just how smart is
Jim Gilmore
WASHINGTON (AP) — Former Virginia Gov. Jim Gilmore says he is dropping out of the race for the White House. The Republican says in a statement he plans to support his party's nominee and will continue to speak out about what he called the dangers of electing Hillary Clinton
GOP
NASHUA, N.H. (AP) — Chris Christie dropped out of the race for the Republican presidential nomination Wednesday, a day after his disappointing sixth-place finish in New Hampshire's primary election. The Garden State governor shared his decision with staff at his campaign headquarters in Morristown, New Jersey, late Wednesday
Faith
The White House has announced plans to add a popular evangelical writer, a Ferguson, Mo., activist and a Methodist megachurch pastor to President Obama's list of faith-based advisers. They are: Rachel Held Evans
Barack Obama
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — President Barack Obama and Bernie Sanders are slated to have their first extended meeting since the Vermont senator's presidential bid upended the Democratic race to replace Obama. White House spokesman Josh Earnest says the two will meet Wednesday in the Oval Office. Earnest says
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