Trump makes Mexico trip with border wall plea
Donald Trump toured Mexico for a hastily arranged summit with President Enrique Peña Nieto. He urged border security and trade cooperation while saying a wall would be addressed later, and Pena Nieto contradicted him by stating Mexico will not pay for the wall.
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Trump Still Has A Path To Victory Inick Potential Voter Bloc
USC/LA Times Daybreak tracking poll finds a large bloc of disaffected voters who sat out 2012 could swing the election if turned out. Trump leads among these first time or intermittent voters, while trailing Clinton among those who voted in 2012 or were too young then.
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Clinton pitches foreign policy to American Legion in Cincinnati
Hillary Clinton told the American Legion convention in Cincinnati that the United States must lead the world, defend veterans, and strengthen the military. She contrasted her record on national security with Donald Trump and emphasized supporting allies, defeating ISIS, and modernizing the armed forces.
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LePage seeks spiritual guidance over voicemail duel remarks
Maine Governor Paul LePage said he will seek spiritual guidance to quell the controversy after leaving an obscene voicemail for Rep. Drew Gattine and suggesting a duel. He apologized to Gattine, denied addiction or mental health issues, and cited a desire to move Maine forward amid Republican disagreements.
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Rubio and McCain win primaries face tough general election
U S Senators Marco Rubio of Florida and John McCain of Arizona won their Republican primaries. They now shift to the general election with GOP Senate control at stake and face Democratic House challengers who tie them to Donald Trump. Both remain wary of Trump but back his presidential bid.
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