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Super Tuesday Gives Big Win to Trump and Clinton
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump were the big winners in yesterday's voting, but there's a long way to go — and both parties are heading for uncharted territory. We update the latest political traffic on the road to the White House.
By Warren Olney • • 52m ListenHillary Clinton and Donald Trump were the big winners in yesterday's voting, but there's a long way to go — and both parties are heading for uncharted territory. We update the latest political traffic on the road to the White House.
Later on the program, the private letters of Osama bin Laden.
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The eight remaining members of the US Supreme Court heard arguments today on one of America's most controversial social, medical and legal issues: a woman's right to abortion. The case involved a Texas law imposing strict regulations on abortion clinics and doctors. Adam Liptak covers the court for the New York Times .
Read the story7 minFor the Moment It's Trump and Clinton, but How Long Will It Last?
The Super Tuesday showdowns are over, and the New York Times' summary of the results reads, "Democrats are falling in line. Republicans are falling apart." Bernie Sanders says he'll stay in the race, but Hillary Clinton is no longer feeling "the Bern." Donald Trump won enough Republicans in enough states to declare, "I am a unifier."
Read the story35 minNewly Declassified Documents Portray a Paranoid bin Laden
It's been five years since Navy Seals killed Osama bin Laden. Now intelligence officials are releasing thousands of pages of documents discovered in his Pakistani hideout.
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