Trump slams Clinton as using gender to win votes
Donald Trump accuses Hillary Clinton of exploiting her gender to gain votes and says she would have little support if she were not a woman. The remark, made on NBC Today, sparks partisan backlash as Clinton touts health care and equal pay while Cruz latches onto Fiorina as running mate to attract women.
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Boehner Calls Cruz “Lucifer in the Flesh” at Stanford
Former House Speaker John Boehner told a Stanford crowd he would back Donald Trump if he secures the GOP nomination but not Ted Cruz. He labeled Cruz as Lucifer in the flesh, amid mention of his support for Ohio Governor John Kasich. The piece also notes Clinton’s 2008 remarks about male opponents and the potential clash if Trump leads the ticket.
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Labour crisis deepens over anti-Semitism row in UK politics
In the week before local and EU votes, Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn faces pressure as ally Ken Livingstone is suspended after describing Adolf Hitler as a Zionist supporter. Critics say Corbyn must address anti-Semitism within the party, while supporters insist there is no crisis despite rising voter unease over Israel policies and Labour's stance.
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