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BOSTON — A Bernie Sanders supporter is taking former President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State William Galvin to federal court, alleging that the husband of the 2016 Democratic presidential nominee illegally campaigned for his wife in Massachusetts on primary day. "This goes beyond hubris," said Kathleen Cody, the
Donald Trump
UPDATE (12:10 a.m.) With Missouri still undecided, Tuesday's results still prove one thing: Donald Trump, according to the Associated Press tally, now remains the only candidate who can (will?) snag enough delegates to net the GOP presidential nomination:
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson said he is effectively ending his bid for the White House Wednesday, concluding a roller-coaster campaign that briefly took him to the top of a chaotic GOP field but ended with a Super Tuesday whimper. "I do not see a political path forward,
Massachusetts
BOSTON — A video has surfaced on social media showing former President Bill Clinton and Mayor Marty Walsh hobnobbing Tuesday morning with voters and poll workers inside a West Roxbury polling location.
Massachusetts
It was a hard-fought battle for Hillary Clinton in Massachusetts, but the Democratic frontrunner eeked out a win over challenger Bernie Sanders, 50 percent to 49, as Republican Donald Trump cruised to victory, with 49 percent of the vote on the Republican side. With 91 Democratic delegates at stake in
Massachusetts
As Massachusetts voters head to the polls, along with voters in 11 other states and one American territory as part of "Super Tuesday," tens of thousands of former Bay State Democrats will today cast ballots as either Republicans or unenrolled voters. Secretary of State William Galvin said Monday
Donald Trump
WASHINGTON (AP) — It's getting harder and harder for rivals of Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to plot a realistic course to their party's nomination. That doesn't mean they'll stop trying. What to watch for Wednesday, the day after Trump claimed another seven
Donald Trump
(CNSNews.com) – "Everything's negotiable," Republican Donald Trump told Fox News's Sean Hannity Monday night. The topic was immigration. Hannity asked Trump about a New York Times column that hinted — based on an off-the-record conversation with Trump in January — that his strong stance on immigration
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