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The General Election Is On
In the aftermath of yesterday's primaries in five northeastern states, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are both claiming the presidential nominations have been decided. We hear what that means for Democrats and Republicans before the conventions as the primaries continue.
By Warren Olney • • 51m ListenIn the aftermath of yesterday's primaries in five northeastern states, Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump are both claiming the presidential nominations have been decided. We hear what that means for Democrats and Republicans before the conventions as the primaries continue.
Later on the program, who was the "real" Harriet Tubman?
Photo: Donald Trump (Gage Skidmore) and Hillary Clinton (Marc Nozell)
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3 storiesTrump Tries on Being "Presidential" with Foreign Policy Speech
Donald Trump talked foreign policy today to the Center for the National Interest, a group formerly known as the Nixon Center. To scattered applause, he repeated attacks on the Obama Administration for weakening America's military.
Read the story6 minThe Donald Gets "Presidential," Hillary Spreads the Love
After yesterday's sweeping primary victories, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton are both acting like they're not just front-runners any more. This morning, Trump delivered his first prepared address on foreign policy, telling voters, "America first will be the major and over-riding theme of my administration."
Read the story35 minWho Was the "Real" Harriet Tubman?
Slaveholder Andrew Jackson will be replaced on the $20 bill by Harriet Tubman , the former slave turned abolitionist. But how much do Americans know about her?
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