Biden Gains Momentum as Klobuchar Buttigieg Endorse Biden
Klobuchar formally suspends her bid and backs Biden in Dallas while Buttigieg exits the race. Biden appeals to moderates as Sanders leads with a large delegate haul on Super Tuesday, with Obama weighing optional endorsement and donors split.
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Klobuchar ends presidential bid and backs Biden
Minnesota Senator Amy Klobuchar ends her Democratic presidential campaign and endorses Joe Biden to unite moderates. She joined Biden at a Dallas rally after dropping out alongside Buttigieg and Steyer, aiming to consolidate support against Bernie Sanders and bolster moderate chances in key states.
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Supreme Court to Decide Fate of Affordable Care Act
The Supreme Court will hear a challenge to the Obama era health care law a trio of Democratic led states and a lower court ruling that struck down part of the statute. The case could surface again the issue of pre existing conditions and the structure of Obamacare while the decision likely comes after the 2020 election.
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Chris Matthews to retire from MSNBC after remarks row
Chris Matthews announces retirement from MSNBC effective Monday after criticism over alleged inappropriate remarks to a guest. The 74 year old host of Hardball faced follow up coverage after a GQ piece by Laura Bassett alleged flirtatious comments before an on air appearance. Los Angeles Times
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U S troop pullback to begin in Afghanistan
U S military leaders warn some violence will persist after the Doha deal with the Taliban as negotiations loom. Gen Milley and defense officials caution about attribution for a Khost bombing and outline plans to reduce forces to 8600 within 185 days, amid mixed interpretations of the pact.
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