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ars than the next- highest earner, Sen. Kamala D. Harris (D-Calif.), who with her husband earned $3.3 million. Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) and Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D- EFTA00043088 Mass.) each took in about $1.7 million in family income. ... Since leaving office, he has benefited from an explosion of wealth.

edia stars to the White House to discuss the "opportunities" of the Web in a summit that critics said could empower online provocateurs. Tony Romm, Michael Scherer and Amy B Wang report: "The high-profile gathering follows months of attacks from Trump claiming that Facebook, Google and Twitter ... secretly ce

nominee if needed. They also point to Sen. Bernie Sanders's medical and political rebound from a heart attack, which suggests he could battle Sen. Elizabeth Warren for liberal voters for months. One delegate counter admitted to concluding it is now 'more likely than not' that no one gets a majority of pledged

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nominee if needed. They also point to Sen. Bernie Sanders's medical and political rebound from a heart attack, which suggests he could battle Sen. Elizabeth Warren for liberal voters for months. One delegate counter admitted to concluding it is now 'more likely than not' that no one gets a majority of pledged

ion,' was circulated at the White House and considered the 'opinion of the campaign,' according to a White House official involved in the process," Michael Scherer, Josh, Laurie and Neena Satija reported last month. "Trump advisers [in the White House] compiled a binder of evidence supporting the idea of stron

Joe Biden and Kamala Harris will face off again in the next two- night debate at the end of July, while the ideologically aligned Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren will appear together the other night. CNN, which is hosting the debate, held a televised, live drawing last night to determine the lineups. Joining

e stage, as they struggle to meet the higher qualification requirements that will go into effect for later televised gatherings. (Annie Linskey and Michael Scherer) -- Unionized campaign organizers working for Sanders are clashing with the campaign manager, according to internal communications leaked to Sean

imself as a 'pragmatist' who would focus on `the immediate things we would do,' which do not include eliminating private health insurance." -- Sen. Elizabeth Warren opened her remarks at a Native American presidential forum with a more straightforward version of the EFTA00046777 apology she has offered in the

zed on mini pizza." -- Sanders fired back: -- But Harris is not the only Democrat backing off her support from Medicare-for-all. Chelsea Janes and Michael Scherer report: "In recent months, amid polling that shows concern among voters about ending private insurance, several of the Democratic hopefuls have shi

Joe Biden is favored by 29 percent of registered voters who are Democrats or Democratic-leaning independents, with Bernie Sanders at 19 percent and Elizabeth Warren at 18 percent. No one else comes close to breaking into double digits. All three septuagenarians were born in the 1940s. If they win, each would br

verage: • Annie Linskey and Matt Viser: "Biden and Warren, longtime frenemies, will finally meet in a debate chasing the biggest prize of all." • Michael Scherer: "Risk or safety? The dividing line between Joe Biden and his challengers." • Glenn Kessler fact checked Biden's claim that he opposed the Iraq Wa

e candidate best positioned to defeat Trump. Without prompting, Elliott offered: "Joe looks very good for his age." Page 16360 EFTA00045871 Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass.) brought down the house at the New Hampshire Democratic Party convention. She got the best response, by far, of the 19 presidential candid

verage: • Annie Linskey and Matt Viser: "Biden and Warren, longtime frenemies, will finally meet in a debate chasing the biggest prize of all." • Michael Scherer: "Risk or safety? The dividing line between Joe Biden and his challengers." • Glenn Kessler fact checked Biden's claim that he opposed the Iraq Wa

rguing against providing certain hygiene items to kids,' Fabian writes, adding later: 'I do not believe that's the position I was representing.- -- Elizabeth Warren called for decriminalizing illegal border crossings. HuffPost's Roque Planas reports: "Warren joins fellow 2020 contender Julian Castro and several

a phenomenon he suspects Democrats will also encounter." DNC Chairman Tom Perez is facing fires on a number of fronts as the debates get underway. Michael Scherer reports: "In EFTA00021225 --- PAGE BREAK --- just the last month, he has been accused by fellow Democrats of unfairly changing debate qualificat