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EgyptAir flight 804 has yet to be found - nor has a reason for its disappearance been released - but Donald Trump is convinced he knows why the Cairo-bound aircraft went missing Thursday morning. "A plane got blown out of the sky," the presumptive Republican presidential nominee said at a fundraiser in Lawrenceville, N.J., Thursday night.
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Bernie Sanders, the Vermont senator whose insurgent campaign for the Democratic nomination will in all likelihood fall short of the necessary number of delegates needed for a White House run, is reportedly using his newfound political clout to extract concessions from the party on a host of issues, including Israel. According to a report in The Washington Post , the Vermont senator will demand that the Democratic Party platform include an explicit statement that reflects "a more balanced position regarding Israel and the Palestinians."
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton looks out over the crowd during a campaign rally on May 16, in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton said Thursday that she thinks presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump, whom she described as "divisive and dangerous," is not qualified to be president .
In this May 12, 2016 file photo, Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton speaks in New York. Donald Trump kept himself planted firmly in the political spotlight this week with one headline-grabbing move after another, launching a social media defense of his treatment of women, listing possible Supreme Court nominees, rapidly declaring an Egyptian plane crash an act of terrorism.
Trump kept himself planted firmly in the political spotlight this week with one headline-grabbing move aft... . FILE - In this May 3, 2016, file photo, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump speaks in New York.
Democratic presidential front-runner Hillary Clinton criticized presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump on Thursday, saying his recent behavior shows he's not qualified to president. "When you run for president of the United States, the entire world is listening and watching," Clinton told CNN's Chris Cuomo during an exclusive interview in Chicago.
Bernie Sanders may be far behind Hillary Clinton in delegates, but there's one unlikely place he's outpacing her: coal country. Sanders has been outspoken in his support for policies to address climate change, including moving away from fossil fuels.
Hillary Clinton on Thursday effectively declared the Democratic presidential primary over and guaranteed that she will be the nominee for her party. Speaking to CNN, the former first lady said it's time for Sen. Bernard Sanders to accept reality and beginning working to unify the party.
In the effort to rally Republicans around the Donald Trump candidacy, one often hears two arguments invoked. One is that those who oppose Mr. Trump need to focus on "unity" now that he is the presumptive nominee; a second is that the anti-Trump forces need to respect the "will of the people."
Fox News regular and famous-for-being-famous person Meghan McCain offered conservatives a new argument for supporting Donald Trump. Likely Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, she told Neil Cavuto, is "truly evil."
Supporters of independent Vermont Senator and Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders were treated to a rousing introduction Wednesday afternoon by none other that Cenk Uygur , founder and host of pioneering internet news show The Young Turks and an enthusiastic Bernie Sanders supporter. At a yuge rally in Vallejo, California, Uygur whipped the crowd up by explaining what it is that supporters love about Bernie Sanders, and along the way, repurposed a catchphrase that's very popular with supporters of Hillary Clinton : Fifty years ago, when he fought for desegregation in Chicago, he didn't do that for political calculation.
Seth Meyers took some time Wednesday night to wonder what it would be like if Donald Trump used his " best words " to go after Hillary Clinton for her camp's latest dig into his personality. Clinton's campaign received some blowback earlier this week, when a Super PAC ad about Trump's supposed misogyny was dismantled by the fact that they clearly spun one of his quotes to make the ad work.
"Hillary Clinton has vowed to be tougher on Wall Street than any other presidential candidate, but that hasn't stopped the financial industry from sending a flood of cash to help elect her," Bloomberg reports. "That includes segments of finance she has singled out for greater oversight in her plan to rein in 'shadow banking,' where financial companies act like banks without being regulated like them.
When Donald Trump was asked about his own history with women, he turned the discussion to former President Bill Clinton. "By the way, you know, it's not like the worst things, OK," Trump said.
The presumptive Republican presidential nominee is seizing on Sanders' refrain that the Democratic Party is stacked against him, shutting out his supporters and rigging the rules to favor Hillary Clinton. "Bernie Sanders is being treated very badly by the Democrats - the system is rigged against him," Trump tweeted Wednesday.
A new nationwide poll has Libertarian Party presidential candidate Gary Johnson pulling an eye-opening 10 percent. Johnson's newly announced alliance with the former liberal Republican governor of Massachusetts is producing Wall Street Journal headlines such as " William Weld Teams Up With Gary Johnson, Boosting Libertarians ."
Donald Trump holds a slight lead over Hillary Clinton -- 45% to 42% -- among registered voters, according to a new national Fox News poll. The lead is within the poll's 3-point margin of error, but could reflect growing support for the presumptive Republican nominee as the likely Democratic nominee, Clinton, remains mired in a contentious primary fight with rival Bernie Sanders.
"It's not like 'none of the above' is a potential option," GOP Texas governor Greg Abbott said on MSNBC's Nevada senator Dean Heller, also a Republican, disagrees. "I vehemently oppose our nominee and some of the comments and issues he brought up during the campaign," he told reporters this month.
Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., pauses while speaking at a rally on Tuesday, May 17, 2016, in Carson, Calif. Democratic presidential candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., pauses while speaking at a rally on Tuesday, May 17, 2016, in Carson, Calif.