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Oct 31

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Days to go, voters explain their White House hopes

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Across the next-to-last weekend before the election, Judy Woodruff hit the campaign trail to see the candidates up close and speak with their supporters. She traveled from a Hillary Clinton appearance in Daytona Beach, Florida, to a Donald Trump speech…

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Oct 19

Watch 4:22
Last debate looming, VP running mates cheer top of their tickets from the trail

By PBS News Hour

Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will debate for the last time in Las Vegas, where both campaigns have invited guests who may rattle the opposition. The final face-off comes as Donald Trump faces sliding poll numbers and allegations of sexual…

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Oct 19

Hours before final debate in Las Vegas, race remains close in Nevada

By Daniel Bush

As the candidates prepare for their third and final presidential debate here on Wednesday night, the race remains close in Nevada, a swing state with a growing Hispanic population that voted twice for Barack Obama.

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Feb 25

Nevada governor withdraws name from high court consideration

By Michelle Rindels

LAS VEGAS — Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval said Thursday he is not interested in being considered for the U.S. Supreme Court at this time and has told the White House so.

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Feb 24

Donald Trump claims third straight victory in Nevada caucuses

By Steve Peoples and Nancy Benac, Associated Press

LAS VEGAS — With a big win in Nevada, Donald Trump claimed a third straight commanding victory in the race for the Republican presidential nomination. A tight race for second between Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz offered little evidence that…

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Jan 09

10 cutting-edge gadgets from the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show

By Andrew Mach

From a hoverboard that doubles as your butler to an alarm clock that wakes you up by scent -- here are ten of the most cutting-edge gadgets from the 2016 Consumer Electronics Show…

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May 01

Is organized crime profiting from your Mayweather-Pacquiao wager?

By P. J. Tobia

Boxers Floyd “Money” Mayweather and Manny “Pacman” Pacquiao will face each other this weekend in what many are calling the "fight of the century." Hyperbole aside, this match is expected to shatter serious money records -- in pay-per-view sales, ticket…

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Jan 29

Watch 9:02
Bookies bank on sports fans who bet with their hearts

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Economics correspondent Paul Solman visits Las Vegas, the global epicenter of sports gambling, to learn how research and analytics separates the sports betting pros from the average joes.

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Jan 29

Go inside Vegas' Super Bowl betting business with a pro gambler

By Simone Pathe

The Patriots and the Seahawks aren't the only ones with a lot riding on this Sunday's Super Bowl. Plenty of professional gamblers will also be watching the score -- and every interception in between -- in the hopes of boosting…

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Jan 23

Gwen's Take: Finding the real people at the heart of Washington's debates

By Gwen Ifill

The interviewer wanted to know what it was like to live in "Mad Men" Washington, where women have no power and men rule the roost. I had no idea what he was talking about. Once again, I was seeing how…

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