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Mar 30

Charge against Trump campaign manager eclipses race in Wisconsin

By Steve Peoples, Associated Press

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — The 2016 presidential race may have descended on Wisconsin — but most of the campaign buzz surrounds an incident that happened nearly a month ago in Florida.

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Mar 29

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A crucial endorsement and a criminal charge as candidates look to Wisconsin

By PBS News Hour

The presidential candidates turned their attention to Wisconsin, site of the primary season's best big contest. Gov. Scott Walker endorsed Sen. Ted Cruz, who in turn launched another round of criticism against Donald Trump. But recent polling shows that Trump…

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Mar 29

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What the immigration debate means for the White House race

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Immigration reform is one of the biggest issues of this year’s presidential race, and every contender has their own take. Judy Woodruff talks to Mark Krikorian of the Center for Immigration Studies, Frank Sharry of America’s Voice and Brittney Parker…

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Mar 29

Brokered vs. contested conventions. Whatever they’re called, there have been more than you think.

By Daniel Bush

Donald Trump’s ongoing standoff with Ted Cruz and John Kasich could lead to the first contested convention in four decades. Or the first brokered convention in either party since 1952. Or would it be an “open” convention? And what’s the…

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Mar 29

Police charge Trump campaign manager with assault

By Steve Peoples and Terry Spencer, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Florida police have charged Donald Trump's campaign manager Corey Lewandowski with simple assault in connection with an incident earlier in the month involving a reporter.

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Mar 29

Wisconsin’s Walker backs Cruz as Trump heads to state

By Scott Bauer, Associated Press

BROOKFIELD, Wis. — Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz won the endorsement of Wisconsin governor — and former GOP rival — Scott Walker Tuesday as all five candidates converged on his state ahead of its key primary.

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Mar 29

Trump, Ryan increasingly at odds over future of the GOP

By Julie Pace, Erica Werner and Bill Barrow, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — Donald Trump wants to win the White House in the fall. Paul Ryan wants to save his vision of the Republican Party for years to come.

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Mar 28

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Bernie Sanders’s three-state sweep doesn’t resolve delegate math problem

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Sen. Bernie Sanders made a sweep of three states in primary contests over the weekend. Amy Walter of The Cook Political Report and NPR’s Tamara Keith join Gwen Ifill to discuss why Sanders has a “math problem” despite his wins,…

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Mar 28

Clinton: Supreme Court’s future hangs in the balance in 2016

By Ken Thomas, Associated Press

WASHINGTON -- Hillary Clinton wants voters to consider what Republican front-runner Donald Trump might do to shape the Supreme Court.

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Mar 28

Call to arms or satire? Petition pleads for open carry at GOP convention

By Lisa Marie Pane, Associated Press

A petition seeking to allow firearms to be openly carried inside the arena for this summer's Republican National Convention is sparking debate, attracting tens of thousands of signatures in a matter of days. But is it for real? And who…

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