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The Latest on campaign 2016 ahead of Saturday's South Carolina Republican primary and Nevada Democratic caucuses (all times Eastern Standard Time): 3:45 p.m. Donald Trump has emerged as the front-runner for the GOP nomination by winning over roughly a third of Republicans in the early voting states and in preference polls. |
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CHARLESTON, S.C.— The strength of antiestablishment fervor in the 2016 president campaign faces a twin test on Saturday, with Donald Trump favored to win the Republican primary in the crucial state of South Carolina and Sen. Bernie Sanders battling Hillary Clinton for supremacy in the Democratic caucuses in Nevada. |
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In “Why I’m Running,” a video promoting his 2016 run for the U.S. Senate, Dr. Greg Brannon says it’s time for “a revolution of ideas, a revolution of principles” in Washington. As he speaks, the screen flashes images of Donald Trump and Sen. Ted Cruz – the outsider Republicans who have shaken up this year’s race for the GOP presidential nomination. |
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The policy of stopping the boats is a project half finished. The arrival of new boats has indeed been stopped. And the methods used to stop them are non-negotiable for Malcolm Turnbull. He will do nothing that might risk a reopening of the traffic. For instance, he was asked on Friday at an.... |
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The policy of stopping the boats is a project half finished. The arrival of new boats has indeed been stopped. And the methods used to stop them are non-negotiable for Malcolm Turnbull. He will do nothing that might risk a reopening of the traffic. For instance, he was asked on Friday at an.... |
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“Francis’ walls are between the north and south of the world, and that’s why they bother him,” Mr. Vian said in a telephone interview. “His reactions are moral, not political.” Yet he has inevitably strayed into the political realm, as he critiques society, and no doubt deliberately. While populists like Mr. |
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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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Everything You Need To Know, Right Now. The IBT Pulse Newsletter keeps you connected to the biggest stories unfolding in the global economy.
Pope Francis gestures during a meeting with the media onboard the papal plane while en route to Rome. Photo: REUTERS/Alessandro Di Meo. |
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Everything You Need To Know, Right Now. The IBT Pulse Newsletter keeps you connected to the biggest stories unfolding in the global economy.
Pope Francis gestures during a meeting with the media onboard the papal plane while en route to Rome. Photo: REUTERS/Alessandro Di Meo. |
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Flying back to Rome from a pilgrimage that included Mass at the Mexican side of the border with the United States, Francis, answering a reporter’s question, had said that a person who advocates building walls is “not Christian.” Trump, who has repeatedly called for a wall to divide the U.S. |
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VATICAN CITY—A spokesman for Pope Francis insisted Friday the pontiff was ȁ#x201c;in no wayȁ#x201d; launching an attack on Donald Trump , a U.S. presidential candidate, nor was he trying to sway voters by declaring someone who advocates building walls isn’t Christian.
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