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The two candidates clashed on issues including immigration, Latin America and healthcare.
The law limits the forms of ID acceptable at polling places. As a result, about 5 percent of the state’s registered voters, primarily African-American, are excluded from being able to cast a ballot.
Where does the Supreme Court pick stand on Guantánamo, Death Penalty, and Abortion?
In the Belgian capital of Brussels, explosions have hit the international airport and a city metro station, reportedly killing more than two dozen people and wounding scores.
Radovan Karadzic has been convicted of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity by a United Nations tribunal.
10:17
Verizon has sought to cut pensions and ease the outsourcing of work.
9:59
Millions of New Yorkers won’t be able to vote, thanks to the state’s restrictive voting laws.
Legendary investigative journalist Seymour Hersh comments on the U.S. expanding its presence in Iraq and Syria.
Voters are calling on Maricopa County Recorder Helen Purcell to resign, following widespread accusations of voter suppression.
A lawsuit has been filed challenging a new law banning local governments from passing laws prohibiting discrimination against LGBT people in public accommodations.
Barry Eisler speaks about the role of Edward Snowden in raising public awareness about encryption.
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It was a big victory night for Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, who each won in seven states and gained a majority of delegates.
