Former New Jersey GOP Governor Whitman Says She's Backing Clinton
Hillary Clinton picked up another Republican endorsement on Saturday when Christine Todd Whitman, the former governor of New Jersey, endorsed the former secretary of state.
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Hillary Clinton picked up another Republican endorsement on Saturday when Christine Todd Whitman, the former governor of New Jersey, endorsed the former secretary of state.
House Speaker Paul Ryan announced Friday night that Donald Trump would no longer attend a Republican event in Wisconsin on Saturday.
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Lawyer Robert Barnes says the New York Times willfully broke the law in publishing Donald Trump's tax information.
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Some of Donald Trump's advisers are discussing an overhaul in how he prepares for his second face-off with Hillary Clinton.
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Ed Rendell defends the use of $10 million in state aid given the Democratic National Convention.
