Voters share views on Super Tuesday choices nationwide
Voters in twelve states weighed major nominating contests on Super Tuesday. Commenters across Massachusetts Texas Virginia and Boston voiced support for Hillary Clinton Ted Cruz and Donald Trump with views ranging from Clinton's experience to Cruz's faith and Trump’s bold stance.
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Donald Trump
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Henry
Trump
Tyler Murphy
Boston
Murphy
Mitt Romney
Barack Obama
Hillary Clinton
West Virginia bill tweaked to protect nondiscrimination
After tearful debate West Virginia senators approved an amendment to a religious objections bill ensuring local nondiscrimination ordinances and vaccination requirements remain intact. The 23 to 11 vote prohibits denying protections on religious grounds and covers eight city ordinances including child vaccination laws. GOP Leader Mitch Carmichael spoke in support amid emotional proceedings.
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Charleston
West Virginia
GOP
Mitch Carmichael
Cancer study links rural factors to higher lung cancer risk
A county cancer study cites more cases in populated areas and highlights under reporting, radon and water testing gaps, and lifestyle risks. It notes high radon in some homes, widespread tobacco use among youths, and a shortage of primary medical care while promising follow up, training, and an online full report.
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Smith
Leigh-Anne Krometis
Virginia Tech Extension
Tazewell High School
Charles Boothe
Cboothe
Bdtonline
Homecoming for two spacemen after year aloft
NASA astronaut Scott Kelly and Roscosmos cosmonaut Mikhail Kornienko returned from a year aboard the International Space Station. They logged 144 million miles, orbited Earth 5,440 times, and experienced 10,880 sunrises and sunsets. They landed in Kazakhstan aboard a Soyuz piloted by Sergey Volkov. The mission aims to study human limits for potential longer Mars flights.
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Ape Canaveral
Fla
Scott Kelly
NASA
Kelly
Mikhail Kornienko
International Space Station
Kazakhstan
Earth
Kornienko
Sergey Volkov
Roscosmos
Super Tuesday scraps shape GOP and Dem paths to nomination
A sweep of southern wins boosts Trump as Rubio falters and Cruz eyes Texas. Clinton widens edge over Sanders amid early exit polls showing Democratic strength among African Americans and youth. Voters in 11 states plus American Samoa cast ballots with 865 delegates at stake. GOP support spans high for a temporary Muslim ban in several states, while party leaders press unity after Trump’s dominance and Duke controversy.
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Washington
American Samoa
Trump
Mar-a-Lago
Florida
Clinton
Bernie Sanders
Vermont
Sanders
Georgia
Virginia
Edison Research
Associated Press
GOP
Marco Rubio
Texas
Ted Cruz
South
Cruz
Rubio
Fox News
United States
Tennessee
Alabama
David Duke
Duke
House
Paul Ryan
Republican Party
Ryan
Coal region voters push for change as Trump wins support
Bluefield Virginia and nearby towns draw residents to polls in a tight presidential race. Suzette Sawyers says coal industry woes drive urgency while veterans like Dean Anderson voice support for change. Others, including Nora St Clair, back a Republican candidate unseen at the town hall. Local economy concerns frame calls for action.
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Donald Trump
Trump
Bluefield
Suzette Sawyers
West Virginia
Dean Anderson
North Tazewell
Nora St. Clair
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