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Concealed-weapon owner shoots hatchet-wielding attacker in Wash. 7-Eleven

"This could have been disastrous," an official said. "Had this guy not shot, who knows what would have happened. We might have a dead clerk right now, and instead we have a dead bad guy."

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Reporter who says she was manhandled by Trump campaign manager resigns from Breitbart

"I think they were more concerned about preserving their access to Trump than they were about finding out the truth," reporter Michelle Fields said of the conservative news site.

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Donald Trump’s Chicago scam

Trump's campaign now regularly stages media events designed to eclipse any negative coverage that predictably follows Republican debates.

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North Korea claims it could wipe out Manhattan with a hydrogen bomb

“The city would burn down to ashes,” Pyongyang said, continuing its drumbeat of threats.

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The Daily 202: Breitbart exodus highlights schism over Trump within conservative media

Three Breitbart staffers resign over conservative site's handling of assault allegation

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President Obama’s brutal assessment of the rise of Donald Trump

Obama says the GOP is getting what it asked for.

By Niraj Chokshi • Read more »

Trump has profited from foreign labor he says is killing U.S. jobs

Outsourcing the candidate decries was used successfully to produce his clothing line.

By Rosalind S. Helderman • Read more »

China paper says rise of ‘racist’ Trump shows democracy is scary

Mussolini and Hitler came to power through elections, the Global Times newspaper noted, so maybe democracy isn't such a good idea.

By Simon Denyer • Read more »

It’s not just Republicans: Progressives also have a crisis on their hands

Moderates on the left should ponder the decay on their own side.

By E.J. Dionne Jr. • Opinions • Read more »

This new revelation should cripple Donald Trump. But it won’t. Here’s why.

Trump's murky business practices only reinforce the bigger story he's telling.

By Greg Sargent • Opinions • Read more »

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Across Florida, Marco Rubio is in a hurry

From Miami to Tampa to Orlando, the senator’s supporters fear the end is near.

By Ed O'Keefe • Read more »

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Democracy in retreat

Illiberal regimes are on the march, and the U.S. should pay attention.

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2016 NCAA Tournament cheat sheet: Top tips and best bets for March Madness bracket picks

The best tips and tricks to help you win your bracket pool.

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Rattled by drug price increases, hospitals seek ways to stay on guard

Using electronic alerts and dropping some drugs altogether are among the tactics to keep costs in check.

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