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A transcript of Donald Trump’s meeting with The Washington Post editorial board

The Republican frontrunner met with the editorial board on Monday morning.

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AIPAC’s apology for Trump speech is unprecedented

Trump's speech, which he largely recited from a teleprompter, was actually notable for its low level of invective.

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Belgian authorities: Brothers carried out Islamic State suicide attacks

A suspect was arrested, but his identity remains unclear. An alleged bombmaker is among those sought.

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Why a family fights over their ‘healthy and beautiful’ daughter, legally dead since 2013

Jahi McMath has been brain dead since 2013, but her family has fought to keep her on life support, maintaining that she's merely "asleep" as her brain heals from an injury from surgery to remove her tonsils.

By Yanan Wang • Read more »

Horror at the beach: 22 dead in terrorist attack on Ivory Coast resorts

Six gunmen dressed in black spared some Muslims while executing Christians, witnesses said.

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How the Brussels attacks could force Obama to betray his policy instincts

The president seeks to strike a balance between resolve and restraint.

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The Daily 202: Arizona, Utah results give Stop Trump movement reasons to both hope and despair

Jeb and the Club for Growth endorsing Cruz, but it might be too late. Hillary crushes Bernie in Arizona, but he crushes her in Idaho and Utah.

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The 4 most eyebrow-raising parts of the crazy affair allegation against Alabama Gov. Robert Bentley

Truth or a back-stabbing friend? Coming to a theater near you.

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Clinton, Trump win delegate-rich Arizona, but falter in Utah and Idaho

Sen. Ted Cruz took Utah, while Sanders scored victories Utah and Idaho.

By Anne Gearan • Read more »

Ted Cruz is the Republican establishment candidate. That’s absolutely insane.

O brave new world that has such people in it!

By Chris Cillizza • Read more »

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Winners and losers from the Arizona, Utah and Idaho votes

The best. Also, the worst.

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Trump again proved he is incapable of presidential behavior

The master ‘counterpuncher’ won’t let anything go. Not even talk about his hands.

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"Hopefully he’ll continue to see the doctor and the nerve specialist and things will change, but right now we’re a little concerned," Gruden said at the NFL meetings in Florida.

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Why security experts called Donald Trump’s response to the Belgium attacks ‘preposterous’

The Republican front-runner reiterated his assertion that the U.S. should close it borders to Muslims.

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