Charlie Mahtesian

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California’s billed as the heart of “resistance” to President Trump. But in this month’s Golden State primary, young and Latino voters stayed home.

Post primary wrap, what’s the takeaway?

California’s billed as the heart of “resistance” to President Trump. But in this month’s Golden State primary, young and Latino voters stayed home.

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Hillary Clinton has all the delegates needed to stake her claim as the first woman nominee of a major political party. But Bernie Sanders will carry on.

The Voting Is Over; Let the Campaign Begin

Hillary Clinton has all the delegates needed to stake her claim as the first woman nominee of a major political party. But Bernie Sanders will carry on.

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With Hurricane Gustav a diminishing distraction, John McCain's convention is trying to get back on track.

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With Hurricane Gustav a diminishing distraction, John McCain's convention is trying to get back on track.

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