Capitol lockdown ends after self-inflicted death near Capitol
A man died by his own actions near the west front of the Capitol prompting a two hour lockdown. Capitol Police identified a protest sign about taxation and searched the area while guests and staff remained inside. Police inspected a backpack and rolling suitcase as bomb squad units coordinated the response amid the Cherry Blossom Festival crowds.
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Clinton campaign arms focus on economic security and opportunity
Clinton aims to center her 2016 presidential bid on middle class economic security and working family opportunities. Senior advisers described her message as a tenacious fighter who delivers results, with Obama signaling strong support as she unveils her campaign online.
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Scramble expected to replace Rubio if he runs for president
Florida Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater will not seek the U.S. Senate seat held by Marco Rubio, leaving Democrat Patrick Murphy as the only declared candidate. Rumors swirl about Republican contenders including Ron DeSantis, Carlos Lopez-Cantera, and former senator George LeMieux, while the race could boost Democratic prospects in a presidential year.
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