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North Charleston, S.C. An undecided voter was asked the other day which candidates he has "whittled it down to" in the GOP presidential race. He laughed. "How about 'whittled out '?" said Will Buddin, whose choice from an army of Republican candidates has been one long process of elimination. |
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ROME — In the cage fight of American presidential politics, the matchup is irresistible: Pope Francis, champion of the poor who has knelt to wash the feet of prisoners and Muslims, vs. Donald Trump, billionaire Republican who disparages Muslims and kneels to no one. |
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has spent the day campaigning around Las Vegas, filling her hours with low-key, policy-heavy stops — a round table, visiting a homeowner to talk solar policy and a youth employment group. Then she stopped by two more casinos to shake workers' hands at an evening rally where she was joined by her husband and daughter. |
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The Vermont senator shook hands and posed for photos in the cafeteria of the casino, where workers were eating during their dinner break. Sanders was ending the final day of campaigning at a rally and concert in Henderson, Nevada, featuring the band Cold War Kids. 11 p.m. |
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Msgr. Thomas J. Hartman, the self-styled straight man of a Catholic-Jewish duo that for a generation delivered congenial religious repartee as “The God Squad” on television and radio and in a newspaper column, died on Tuesday in Uniondale, N.Y. He was 69. |
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MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP) - The Latest on campaign 2016 ahead of Saturday's South Carolina Republican primary and Nevada Democratic caucuses (all times Eastern Standard Time): 11:25 p.m. Bernie Sanders is courting casino workers on the eve of the Nevada caucuses, greeting union members at Caesars Palace casino in Las Vegas. |
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The Washington Post. Dan Balz, Abby Phillip, Jose A. DelReal CHARLESTON, S.C. — The strength of anti-establishment fervor in the 2016 presidential campaign faces a twin test Saturday, with Donald Trump favored to win the Republican primary in the crucial state of South Carolina and Sen. |
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by Kasim Ileri. WASHINGTON. Republican front-runner Donald Trump admitted Thursday that he "could have" indicated support for the invasion of Iraq in a 2002 interview. "It was probably the first time I was asked that question," the presidential candidate said Thursday "By the time the war started, I was against the war. |
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Pope Francis's suggestion that Donald Trump was "not Christian" because of his views on immigration was not a personal attack on the US Republican presidential candidate, Vatican spokesman Father Federico Lombardi says. Lombardi told Vatican Radio on Friday that the Pope's comments, made to.... |
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Charlotte Osei (left) in a conversation with Nii Lantey Vanderpuye and Obuobia Darko at the 20th anniversary celebration of Radio Gold on Tuesday. It seems the Chairperson of the Electoral Commission (EC), Charlotte Osei, is suffering some credibility crisis in the face of growing concerns over.... |
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is making a final swing through the vote-rich back rooms of Las Vegas' casinos. Clinton stopped by employee break rooms of two casinos Friday evening to shake hands and ask for workers' support in Saturday's Democratic presidential caucuses. That brings the number of casinos Clinton has visited in the past two days to six. |
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