'History isn't finished with Joe Biden'
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Person of interest held in Albuquerque road rage shooting
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Biden won't run in 2016, boosting Clinton's White House hopes
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Jeff Mason and John Whitesides WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Vice
President Joe Biden said on Wednesday he would not run for president in
2016, ending months of indecision and removing one of Democratic
front-runner Hillary Clinton's biggest potential obstacles to the
party's nomination. Biden, 72, appeared in the White House Rose Garden
with his wife Jill and President Barack Obama to say the window for
mounting a successful campaign had closed. Biden's announcement ended a
highly public "will he or won't he?" political guessing game about his
intentions that had shadowed Clinton's campaign and frozen the support
of some Democratic activists and donors.Read More ...
At odds with Republicans, Hillary Clinton to testify on Benghazi
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Jonathan Allen and Susan Cornwell WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Whether it's a
fact-finding mission as Republicans insist or the political witch hunt
that Democrats anticipate, the congressional committee investigating the
deadly 2012 attack on the U.S. diplomatic mission in Benghazi, Libya,
on Thursday will hear from Hillary Clinton, then the secretary of state
and now the top candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination.
Clinton and many of her fellow Democrats have seized on the comments in
recent weeks by Republican lawmakers as evidence that the goal of the
Benghazi committee in the U.S. House of Representatives was to hurt her
front-runner status in the campaign for the November 2016 election.
Clinton's appearance follows months of unflattering reports about her
use of a private home email server for her State Department work.Read More ...
Deliberations begin in trial of ex-NFL player charged with four murders
By Olga Grigoryants LANCASTER, Calif. (Reuters) - A Los Angeles County jury began deliberations on Wednesday in the murder retrial of former Oakland Raiders defensive end Anthony Wayne Smith, charged with killing four Southern California men over the course of nearly a decade. The 48-year-old onetime National Football League star, whose original trial in one of the slayings ended in a hung jury, faces a maximum sentence of life in prison without the possibility of parole if convicted.
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Suspect in NYPD officer shooting charged with murder
The
gunman who allegedly shot and killed a New York City police officer has
been charged with murder, officials said. Tyrone Howard, 30, of East
Harlem, who has prior gang-related offenses, was also charged with
robbery in the shooting death of Officer Randolph Holder and stealing a
bike in the process, officials said. Holder and other officers were
responding to reports of gunshots in East Harlem, which police sources
said was connected to gang activity.Read More ...
Rubio uses ‘Back to the Future’ to mock Clinton and Biden in new Web ad
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Biden: I’m not running for president in 2016
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New testimony shows Clinton 'devastated' by Benghazi attack
WASHINGTON
(AP) — A "devastated" Hillary Rodham Clinton worked late into the night
on Sept. 11, 2012, trying to protect her people caught in an attack on a
diplomatic outpost in Benghazi, Libya, that ultimately killed the U.S.
ambassador and three other Americans, a close Clinton aide said in
testimony released Wednesday.Read More ...
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