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g this, click here. Share: Wisten to The Big Idea Younger presidential candidates are failing to get traction with calls for generational change Bernie Sanders speaks on Saturday at the New Hampshire Democratic Party state convention in Manchester. (Gretchen Ertl/Reuters) BY JAMES HOHMANN with Mariana Mar

e septuagenarians were born in the 1940s. If they win, each would break President Trump's record as the oldest person to ever assume the presidency. Sanders EFTA00045898 celebrated his 78th birthday on Sunday with a rally at Iowa State University, where he tailored his message toward young people. Ou

get traction with calls for generational change Bernie Sanders speaks on Saturday at the New Hampshire D

ies across the region. A woman in her 50s died in Tokyo, police said, with a security camera capturing her being blown off her feet and into a wall, Kyodo news reported. A blackout left more than 900,000 people without power in two areas surrounding the capital, according to Tokyo Electric Power Co."

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a year from future Japanese prime ministers if Koizumi stays away. But a Chinese Embassy spokesman denied the report as "totally ground- less," Kyodo said. A Korean official also denied the report. The Yasukuni Shrine honors Japan's 2.5 million war dead, including war criminals executed af

ates in the nominating contest found that 5 percent of Democrats said Warren is too old to serve effectively as president, compared 37 percent for Sanders and 31 percent for Biden. Despite Warren being 70, pollster Scott Clement noticed that she fared better in The Post's poll among those who say a ca

es across the region. A woman in her 50s died in Tokyo, police said, with a security camera capturing her being blown off her feet and into a wall, Kyodo news reported. A blackout left more than 900,000 people without power in two areas surrounding the capital, according to Tokyo Electric Power Co."