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County convention delegates are the current number of county delegates each candidate will get at the state convention, which determines the number of pledged national delegates each candidate receives.
Victory boosts senator’s insurgent campaign
Sen. Bernie Sanders set down a marker in the first state with a significant share of nonwhite voters. Incomplete results suggested a distant second-place finish for Joe Biden.
As Sanders’s momentum builds, down-ballot Democrats move to distance themselves
With the senator from Vermont at the top of the ticket, Democrats fear their chances of winning the Senate would evaporate and their House majority would be at risk.
When the president ousted his intelligence director, Joseph Maguire, he was warning others not to speak up, current and former officials say.
There are some indications that the incubation period for the coronavirus could be longer than 14 days, with at least three people testing positive after longer quarantines, researchers said.
The Journal’s China staffers are urging their employer to apologize for an opinion column’s headline that prompted China to expel three of the news outlet’s journalists.
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The documents — unearthed by officials acting on a tip — are probably the largest collection of black school records found anywhere in the nation, historians say.
Cellphone privacy settings and outdated dispatch mapping systems continue to frustrate first responders when they can’t find callers. Law enforcement personnel and the wireless industry have struggled to find a solution.
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Tech companies say they aren’t making any political statements with maps.
