Voter concerns rise over Clinton private email use
A McClatchy Marist poll finds 68 percent say Hillary Clinton did something wrong using a private email system for government work. 40 percent call it unethical, 28 percent illegal, while 27 percent say nothing wrong. Democrats and independents show notable shares questioning her conduct.
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Debt free college dominates Democratic campaign message
The piece outlines how debt free education is central to Hillary Clinton Bernie Sanders and Martin O Malley proposals with Make School as a debt free example. It notes Obama free community college efforts and a voter poll showing strong interest in affordable college. It lists Clinton Sanders and O Malley plans and costs while noting GOP silence on the issue.
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Carson ties to dentist convicted of health care fraud
An AP review notes Ben Carson calls for tough penalties for health care fraud while he and his wife kept millions invested with Alfonso Costa, a Pittsburgh dentist who pleaded guilty to health care fraud and received house arrest and probation after Carson lobbied for the judge. Costa’s ties to the Carsons continued years after his 2007 conviction.
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Cruz Rubio clash over immigration positions riffs in race
U S Senators Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz clash over immigration policy as they seek GOP primary support. Rubio disavows his 2013 bill while Cruz backpedals on broad legal immigration increases, each framing contrasts to Trump’s hard line. Debate echo shapes campaign messaging for Republican voters.
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October Budget Deficit Rises 12 Percent from Last Year
The U.S. deficit in October totaled 136.5 billion dollars, up 12.2 percent from October 2014 due to a calendar quirk shifting 49 billion in benefit payments into October. The 2015 annual deficit fell to 438.9 billion, the lowest in eight years, with CBO projecting deficits to rise to 414 billion in 2016 and 416 billion in 2017, then surpass 1 trillion by 2025 as spending grows.
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