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Trump seems to suggest he discussed Biden with Ukraine leader

President Trump appeared to acknowledge on Sunday that he had discussed former Vice President Joe Biden in a July 25 phone call with Ukraine’s president that is the subject of a congressional investigation.

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The senator barely dislodged former vice president Joe Biden from the No. 1 spot in the state, putting the two of them in a statistical tie.

Bernie Sanders calls for eliminating Americans’ medical debt

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Representative Joseph Kennedy III, the last member of the Democratic dynasty serving in Washington, plans to formally announce Saturday that he is launching a primary challenge to Senator Edward Markey.
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Boston City Council race reflects an evolving Boston

This year’s races feature the most impressive field of candidates in years — attracted both by the rise of Ayanna Pressley and a significant number of open seats.

Fall River mayor wins slot on reelection ballot after arrest for alleged extortion

In the city’s preliminary election Tuesday, Correia came in second place, edging out nonprofit official Erica Scott-Pacheco and earning himself a spot on the November ballot.

Journalist Cokie Roberts dies at 75

Both a political reporter and commentator, she was widely respected both by her fellow journalists and by those she covered.

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Elizabeth Warren is gaining ground on Joe Biden and has pulled ahead of Bernie Sanders with the help of a groundswell of enthusiasm among liberal Democrats, a poll released Tuesday shows.

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Democrats’ first hearing in what they are calling an impeachment investigation turned sour on Tuesday as their sole witness, former Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski, refused to answer most of their questions.

Oops: Joe Biden references the ‘Rite Aid’ strike in Boston (it was Stop & Shop)

Biden decided Tuesday to refer to the time in April when he rallied with striking Stop & Shop workers. But he didn’t quite get the details right.

Biden’s abortion shift tests the politics of his faith

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