Sanders Faces Narrow Path as Primary Losses Shrink Route to Nomination
Bernie Sanders, after losses in Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware and Connecticut, concedes a narrow path to the Democratic nomination while pledging to press a progressive platform and campaign for delegates through June. He vows to fight for a strong platform at Philadelphia and to continue contests including Indiana Oregon and California. The campaign downsizes staff to focus on California and other remaining contests.
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Trump Clinton set stage for November clash
The Los Angeles Times notes Tuesday primaries push Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump toward a general election with sharp attacks and pledges to broaden appeal. Each faces distrust from many voters, making the race a battle of who voters hate least and whether any shift can broaden support before November.
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Cruz names Fiorina as running mate in Indiana rally
Ted Cruz taps Carly Fiorina as his vice presidential candidate as he seeks momentum after five-state losses. Fiorina, former HP CEO, praised for challenging leaders and urged to help Cruz defeat Trump and Clinton. Trump dismissed the pick as ridiculous.
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Supreme Court to tighten bribery charge standard in public official cases
The Supreme Court signaled readiness to narrow bribery prosecutions for officials who grant access for money or gifts. Justices questioned whether meetings and lunches alone constitute crimes, with only Justices Sotomayor and Ginsburg aligning with prosecutors. The ruling could require a specific government action beyond favorable meetings.
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