Trump’s sharp debate turn fuels a tough campaign moment
The 2016 second presidential debate saw Donald Trump blaze a defiant, confrontational path aimed at rallying his base after a damaging video leak. He attacked Hillary Clinton and her husband, invoked Clinton accusers, and accused moderators of bias, while Clinton delivered policy details and cautious rebuttals. Post debate polls showed Clinton ahead with both CNN/ORC and YouGov, as analysts noted Trump’s temperament and messaging challenges with female voters.
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Ryan distances himself from Trump in campaign stance
House Speaker Paul Ryan will not campaign with or publicly defend Donald Trump through the November election. The move follows the release of a 2005 videotape of Trump making lewd remarks about women, widening rifts within the GOP as lawmakers weigh reelection risks and party loyalty. Ryan remains endorsed of Trump but avoids active campaigning, focusing on protecting congressional majorities.
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Apple Samsung showdown at Supreme Court in design patent case
The high court will decide how much of a 399 million award Samsung must pay Apple for copying iPhone designs. The case tests design patent law, the scope of profits tied to patented features, and could affect additional Apple claims against Samsung. The outcome may influence related disputes involving billions in potential damages.
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Samsung halts Galaxy Note 7 production amid fires
Samsung paused production of Galaxy Note 7 replacement phones after reports of eight fires. U S carriers Verizon AT&T and T-Mobile suspended sales or exchanges. A Samsung spokeswoman said production scheduling was temporarily adjusted to address safety and quality concerns.
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