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"What you'll see is an attempt to cut him down because he is on the move," political consultant Hank Sheinkopf said.
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The senator from Vermont has seen an uptick in support from hispanic voters, with a plurality of 42 percent of the demographic backing his candidacy.
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Who Won the Ninth Democratic Debate in Nevada?
If there's one thing we've learned tonight, Elizabeth Warren is one fiery progressive you cannot simply erase.
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Could a Bernie Sanders Nomination Create a Capitalism Vs. Socialism Race?
Fears that a Donald Trump vs. Bernie Sanders match-up could set the presidential race up for a referendum on capitalism vs. socialism are overblown, strategists said. The picture is more nuanced.
Bloomberg to Pay People $2,500 a Month to Praise Him on Social Media Feeds
The billionaire's team is reportedly now hiring more than 500 "deputy digital organizers" to work up to 30 hours a week and promote his presidential campaign's message to their friends.
Buttigieg Praises Denmark as Best Place to Live the American Dream
"We're not even in the top ten," former South Bend, Indiana Mayor Pete Buttigieg said.
ICE Ignored California State Law and Arrested Immigrants at Courthouses
"If the immigrant community feels less safe and afraid…witnesses [are] less likely to come forward," said California Rep. Mike Thompson.
MGM Resorts Hack Exposes Personal Data of 10 Million Hotel Guests
The data included names, home addresses, email addresses, and phone numbers, but does not appear to have resulted in the loss of guests' financial details, an MGM spokesperson said.
Trump Aides Have Loud, Gladiator-like Fights in the Oval Office: Mulvaney
Mulvaney also said that the "deep state" is still trying to hinder Trump and expressed frustration that the president could not fire more obstructive officials.
U.S. Military Left Weapons 'Vulnerable to Loss or Theft' in Syria: Report
A new report says officials failed to adequately track and store hundreds of millions of dollars worth of weapons sent to support U.S. allies.
Barr Threatens to Quit Over Trump Tweets About DOJ Investigations: Report
Attorney General William Barr is reportedly considering quitting his position over President Donald Trump's social media posts.
Are Bloomberg's Farming Comments His 'Deplorables' Moment?
As the former New York City mayor prepares for his first nationally televised debate, the fallout from a viral video of his remarks about farming could deal a damaging and lasting blow to his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Vast North Sea Dam Could Theoretically Protect Europe From Sea Level Rise
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Medicare for All Would Save $450 Billion Annually, New Study Shows
"Our study is actually conservative, because it doesn't factor in the lives saved among underinsured Americans," study author Alison Galvani from the Yale School of Public Health told Newsweek.
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George Zimmerman Sues Warren and Buttigieg Over Trayvon Martin Tribute
The man who killed the unarmed black teenager in 2012 claimed the candidates defamed him as racist and a white supremacist.
Trump Pardons Signal to Associates He'll 'Take Care of Them': Ex-Prosecutor
Joyce Vance said Tuesday that the president's latest round of pardons are for political gain rather than any commitment to justice.
Pigeons Wearing MAGA Hats and Trump Wigs Have Been Let Loose in Vegas
A secretive group released a flock of pigeons donning MAGA hats on Tuesday to coincide with the 2020 Democratic Debate and Trump's visit to Las Vegas. Animal rights groups say the stunt is "cruel" and "absurd."
Parkland Father Calls for Kaitlin Bennett to Be Stripped of Her Weapons
Fred Guttenberg, who lost his 14-year-old daughter in the Parkland shooting, said Bennett's comment "pushes for the possibility of gun violence."
LeBron Calls Out Rob Manfred Over Astros Scandal: 'Listen to Your Players'
The Los Angeles Laker criticized Manfred's handling of the scandal and urged him to take action and fix things for the "sake of sports."
Starbucks, McDonald's, KFC Sell Plant-Based Foods—But Are They Vegan?
Where can Americans get plant-based foods while eating out?
Trump Spiritual Adviser: Give to Your Church Before You Pay Your Bills
President Donald Trump's spiritual adviser and longtime personal pastor warned thousands of Florida congregants to pay God and their churches before paying any personal bills.
Supreme Court Lawyer Trump's Actions 'Lawless' After Pardons
Neal Katyal said the country had a "robust tradition of law" and suggested it would "find a way to catch up" with the president
