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The 2nd Presidential Debate
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump sparred at Washington University in St. Louis.
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The 2nd Presidential DebateHillary Clinton and Donald Trump sparred at Washington University in St. Louis.
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Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton Discuss Tax Increases on the WealthyThe Republican and Democratic candidates debate their plans for federal income taxes in the U.S.
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Comparing Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton Stances on Economic IssuesThe future of the economy is going to be at the center of the 2016 campaign this week, as Donald Trump gave a major speech on the topic today and Hillary Clinton will share her views days later. When it comes to specifics, Clinton's campaign website goes into more detail. Trump's campaign website
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Get to Know Hillary Clinton, Democratic Candidate for PresidentName: Hillary Rodham Clinton Party: Democrat Age: 68 What She Does Now: Full-time presidential candidate. After stepping down as Secretary of State in 2013, she traveled the country and the world commanding hefty speaking fees. What She Used to Do: Former Secretary of State, two-term U.S. Senator
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Hillary Clinton, Martin O'Malley and Bernie Sanders Debate Corporate AmericaThe three Democratic presidential candidates discuss how big corporations affect the U.S. economy.
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Hillary Clinton Jokes 'I Don't Have Horns'Hillary Clinton has a new message for Republicans: She’s not … a devil. During a campaign event today, the Democratic front-runner joked about her likability as she urged the crowd to talk to their Republican friends about her campaign. "First thing you can tell them, as best as you can tell
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Obama Extends Student Loan Debt Relief to More Borrowers
President Obama today moved to close a “loophole” in regulations aimed at easing the burden of repaying federal student loans. Obama signed a presidential memorandum ordering the Education Department to extend monthly repayment “caps” to nearly 5 million student borrowers by December 2015. “At a...
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Sequestration: Here to Stay or on Its Way Out?
Lawmakers and the American public seem to agree on two things lately: First, sequestration was designed to be so unpleasant that it would never go into effect, and second, something needs to be done about the sequester. The question is what. Senate Majority Leader Harry...
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President Obama's Weirdest New Taxes
President Gets to $1.8 Trillion in Deficit Reduction One Revenue Enhancer at a Time