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While credit scores illustrate who would be a good borrower, they are also tied to voter demographics
Sanders said on "Face the Nation" it would be better for America if people could protest Trump's rallies "without fear of being beaten up"
On Democratic side, Sanders leads in Illinois while Clinton leads Ohio, Florida
Vermont senator takes aim at Rahm Emanuel, a major backer of his opponent
Clinton picked up more superdelegates in the Democratic contest
In St. Louis, Clinton says Trump's rhetoric encouraged violence
Nabisco is shutting down its Chicago plant and moving it to Mexico, costing hundreds of jobs and raising the ire of presidential candidates
The former secretary of state says she misspoke amid backlash from major LGBT group.
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The funeral of the former first lady Nancy Reagan in Simi Valley, California
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The GOP front-runner said Thursday night that he leads Clinton in many general-election polls and is getting better every week
The Democratic front-runner refines her pitch wherever she goes
Correcting the record on the auto industry bailout, immigration, and vigilantes on the border
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Social media disagreed about the color of Bernie Sanders' suit at the eighth Democratic debate -- was is brown, blue, or black?
Ahead of the Florida primary, the candidates traded blows on the issue of immigration while making bold promises
The Democratic frontrunner continues her attack on Sanders' vote against a package designed to rescue the auto industry.
The Democratic candidates won't say the Republican frontrunner is a racist. But they will strongly imply that he is one.
Republicans will also participate in their own debate in Miami on Thursday
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders face off in their eighth debate this primary season, at Miami Dade College in Florida
The lawsuits come just over a week after the State Department released its final batch of Clinton emails
Polls had suggested Clinton would easily win
The new survey, out Wednesday morning from Quinnipiac, gives Clinton a 30-point lead in Florida and a 9-point lead in Ohio
Trump racked up victories in Michigan, Mississippi and Hawaii while Sanders demonstrated he can win diverse states like Michigan