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As the keynote speaker at the annual Shale Insight conference in downtown Pittsburgh, Thursday night, Donald Trump outlined his plans for pushing his fossil fuel agenda.
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A protest that started peacefully, ended with one arrest after a group of over a hundred protesters blocked the entrance to the Duquesne Club and clashed with police where Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump was having lunch Thursday.
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Remember that song by The Clash about indecision: 'Should I stay or should I go'? That seems to be the issue for Donald Trump when it comes to that whacky birther movement. Stay or go? In or out? Well, it seems the Donald remains all in.
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The polls in the U.S. presidential race have fluctuated this month but the latest, released today, Wednesday, September 21, has Hillary Clinton back up nationally by a healthy margin. She's also retaken the lead in Florida.
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The eyes of the world are focused on the increasingly tight tussle to succeed President Obama to the White House. While key issues have been debated, what do the major party candidates have to say about key science topics?
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An open letter published on Tuesday by 375 of the world's top climate scientists warned of the dangerous consequences ahead if the next U.S. president pulls the country out of the Paris Climate Agreements.
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Every major-party nominee for the U.S. presidency since 1973 has released their tax returns so the fact Donald Trump refuses to release his has become a campaign talking point. Trump's son recently brought it back into play.
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This November is the first election in which the millennial generation makes up an equal portion of the vote as the baby boomers. Such a shift in demographics has already radically reshaped the face of politics.
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It happens that politicians do not like the coverage they get but they do not often call respected publications scum or disgusting. And they don't often sue or threaten to sue them. But Donald Trump often does and he's at it again.
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There is a lot of misinformation coming from the right on the Clinton Foundation. They wrongly claim that only a small percentage of its funds get to charities. Their mistake is not knowing what a public charity is, either that or they're simply lying.
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There has been some bizarre turns of events in the U.S. election. Like Donald Trump mocking a disabled reporter and boasting about the size of his penis. Or a sick Hillary Clinton stumbling into the back seat of a van. There's plenty more.
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A series of emails from the former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell have been leaked and some include the Republican calling Donald Trump some rather nasty names. In one email Powell calls Trump a "national disgrace."
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It would be new ground in the world of U.S. presidential politics if Hillary Clinton were to bow out of the race due to health. But the video of her struggling to walk forward and get into an van on her own suggests it could happen.
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An episode in New York today in which Hillary Clinton had to leave a ceremony commemorating the 15th anniversary of 9/11 was due to her having pneumonia, her physician said. Clinton is now said to be feeling well and recovering nicely.
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It does not take a political operative genius to know Hillary Clinton did a dumb thing Friday. And it doesn't matter that Donald Trump has badly out-dumbed her because she when she called his supporters a "basket of deplorables" she handed him a gift.
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Many untruths Donald Trump utters come from his attempts to cover up his own behaviour, such as claiming he did not mock a reporter with a handicap when a video clearly showed that he had. Some just come from bald-faced lies.
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In the 2016 U.S. election the issue of deporting or not deporting immigrants who did not enter America legally has become a major talking point. It is highly divisive and the right stance may lead to the votes that may lead to the White House.
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US Republican candidate Donald Trump has called the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) "the worst economic deal in U.S. history".
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While Donald Trump is still making unsubstantiated claims about Hillary Clinton's health, she says she is in great health. In an ABC interview Monday, Clinton said she is healthy and laden with energy to campaign right up until election day.
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Second City rarely shies from controversial topics, but the Toronto comedy company’s new revue, “Come What Mayhem!”, seems to have thorny social issues as its mission. Terrorism, racism, rape culture, bullies – a lot of boxes get checked off.
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There is a coterie of conservative Hispanic business and faith leaders in the U.S. who have been advising Donald Trump, trying to guide him toward gaining support in their community. Trump needed them and they thought he was listening to their council.
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Donald Trump gave a speech on immigration Wednesday in Phoenix and while he's flip-flopped of late, there were no major revelations or about-turns. But Trump did starkly contradicted something Mexico's president said earlier in the day.
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While Donald Trump appears to be flip-flopping on his immigration stance, going places he told supporters during primaries he would not go, those supporters don't appear to be changing. But they differ from the rest of America on the subject.
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Donald Trump and the Republicans have abandoned all pretense of conducting an honorable campaign based upon the offering up of policy and ideas. Dropping badly in the polls, they've sunk to telling voters that Hillary Clinton has an undisclosed illness.
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In the past, Silicon Valley tech millionaires and billionaires have given money to Republicans and Democrats. However, the 2016 elections have been different.
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A giant, naked statue of Donald Trump that was surreptitiously installed in a San Francisco plaza has been taken down, but not before attracting a lot of attention here and in four other cities around the country.
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The much ballyhooed pivot of Donald Trump has, it appears, arrived at last. The pivot being that moment, manner of behavior, speech that turns him toward being, well, an adult and a reasonable human — a measured and worthy candidate.
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It is getting so you need a score card to keep up with Donald Trump's controversial, some might say offensive, utterances and doubtless many have given up bothering. He's dropping bombshells equal to the rate he's dropping points in the polls.
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Last Friday, Donald Trump called the media dishonest about how he handled a crying baby at a rally that took place in Ashburn, Virginia.
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Cleveland -
Donald Trump says many bizarre things, and often reverses his positions on matters, or even lies. Nevertheless some in the press are so anxious to make him look bad that they interpret what he says in the worst possible light.
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Writer (c'est moi!) offers to donate to charity in Mitt Romney's name.
Bagpipes welcome Donald Trump, his family and Toronto Mayor Rob Ford before the officially ceremony begins to open up Trump Tower.
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Raff Spero, Evan Kramer, Donald Trump, George Ross, and Donald Trump Jr. in a scene from 'The Celebrity Apprentice' NBC
Donald Trump with his children Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric Trump at the opening of the Trump Tower in Toronto located at the corner of Bay and Adelaide Streets.
Donald Trump receiving takes a photo with a Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Blue Jays star and both teams' uniform for the multi-billionaire real estate mogul.
Donald and Don Trump in 'The Celebrity Apprentice:' Season 3. Photo courtesy of NBC
Multi-billionaire Donald Trump helps open the brand new Trump Tower in Toronto located at the corner of Bay and Adelaide Streets.
Donald Trump (L) listening to Toronto Mayor Rob Ford at the opening ceremony of Trump Tower.
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The 10 highest-polling candidates for the GOP nomination. The debate, took place in Cleveland, Ohio, and was aired on Fox News on August 6, 2015. Illustration by Digital Journal
Donald Trump is running for president again, and not without the usual controversy—and comedy. PBS screen grab
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Donald Trump with his children Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric Trump at the opening of the Trump Tower in Toronto located at the corner of Bay and Adelaide Streets.
Donald Trump with his children Donald Jr., Ivanka and Eric Trump and Minister of Tourism Michael Chan at the opening of the Trump Tower in Toronto located at the corner of Bay and Adelaide Streets.
Multi-billionaire Donald Trump helps open the brand new Trump Tower in Toronto located at the corner of Bay and Adelaide Streets.
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Donald Trump receiving takes a photo with a Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto Blue Jays star and both teams' uniform for the multi-billionaire real estate mogul.
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