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... executive director of the Pew Research Center, wrote in his 2014 book “The New America”. He added, “circumstances change, history surprises, coalitions unravel, parties adapt. Just ask Donald Trump.” * * * On a recent morning, Nathan Chavez met another Democratic organizer at a coffee shop near his apartment in Littleton, a suburb ...
... close and key battleground states showing the race tightening in each of them, these debates could be crucial -- Gwen, Judy. GWEN IFILL: John, can I just ask you, as the witching hour approaches, how have these candidates really been preparing? We saw some of the spin in your piece about ...
... people ask, “Why don’t other designers do this?,” it’s just because they don’t want to. There have been a couple designers who just had some plus-sized models mixed in with their other straight-size models and just not even made a thing about it, which is ...
... for celebrities. They are much more likely to get overtested than us regular folks.” Read More: Smears over a candidate’s personal health can work. Just ask Michael Dukakis White privilege Cancer is largely a disease of the elderly, with risk rising as you age. But race is somewhat protective ...
... t quelled by antibiotics. Rest and hydration — and medical monitoring — would be the prescription here. “Viral infections get better by themselves in healthy people. It just takes time,” McGeer said. Read More: Smears over a candidate’s personal health can work. Just ask Michael Dukakis Pneumonia is spread just like ...
... discussion, it's really important, you know, to let that discussion go forward and let people see. I think, in America... JUDY WOODRUFF: Let me just ask you this. You have made it clear you think both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump would be terrible presidents for the country. So ...
July saw 255,000 jobs created and unemployment flat at 4.9%. How would the candidates boost the economy? Clinton seeks major infrastructure projects and a higher minimum wage, while Trump wants business tax cuts to encourage companies to invest in employees. Judy Woodruff speaks to Stephen Moore, senior economic adviser to Donald Trump, and Jared Bernstein,...
As Hillary Clinton makes history with her nomination Tuesday night, Gwen Ifill and Judy Woodruff speak with two other prominent women in politics, Kamala Harris, Attorney General of California and Rep. Cheri Bustos (D-Ill.), about the hurdles that remain for women running for office.
White House lawyers are scouring a life's worth of information about President Barack Obama's potential picks for the Supreme Court, from the mundane to the intensely personal.
With one primary contest over and another three days away, seven of the Republican Party's leading presidential candidates will meet on the debate stage once again Saturday night in a high-stakes power struggle at the top of the field and a fight for survival at the bottom.
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