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Is Trump's Time magazine cover the beginning of the end for his campaign? The magazine cover indicator says it might be.
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To the beat of drummers and under the watchful eye of Las Vegas police, Culinary Union members and others began a short march Friday from Las Vegas Boulevard to the Trump International Hotel Las Vegas, where they say they are rallying because the hotel has blocked efforts to organize its workforce. "Donald Trump says he wants to' make America great again,'" said...
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By the measure of success he holds most dear— wealth— Donald Trump has done well. Since 1987, when the real estate mogul published his best-seller "Art of the Deal," his net worth has jumped 300 percent to $4 billion, according to figures from wealth-tracker Forbes magazine. Associated Press researcher Jennifer Farrar contributed to this report.
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NEW YORK— Donald Trump sells himself as a bold empire builder, the kind of businessman who could force through big changes in Washington as president. But that's not his money, "says Don Peebles, a real estate developer who oversees a $5 billion real estate portfolio. In the past decade, Trump has struck deals to put his name on at least a dozen properties built and...
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Chuck Todd, "Meet the Press" moderator, and Thomas Friedman, New York Times columnist, discuss Donald Trump's commanding lead in the polls and why he is resonating with voters.
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NBC has beaten David Muir and ABC's "World News Tonight" in all eight of the weeks since Holt was appointed Williams' successor, the Nielsen company said. Last week NBC averaged 8 million viewers to ABC's 7.7 million, and 6.4 million for the " CBS Evening News." NBC and ABC ran neck-and-neck during the period when Holt was the substitute for Williams, and Muir's newscast...
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Donald Trump was partly right in calling out Silicon Valley for abusing a U.S. visa program, Jason Calacanis said.
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Soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo bought an apartment in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue for $18.5 million, The New York Post reports.
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Donald Trump keeps dropping the name of his alma mater, but is it a good or a bad thing for the Wharton School of Finance?
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A bomb exploded in Bangkok killing at least 27 people, and Donald Trump took time off from the presidential campaign trail reporting for jury duty in NYC, with CNBC's Sue Herera.
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Donald Trump's campaign says he will show up for jury duty in lower Manhattan today.
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Steve Forbes, Forbes Media chairman, shares his thoughts on Donald Trump's run for the White House and where he stands on immigration and taxes. Also Forbes weighs in on Bernie Sanders' Democratic bid.
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CNBC's John Harwood reports on Donald Trump's big weekend in the Hawkeye State, including his "Meet the Press" interview.
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Jared Bernstein, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, and Katie Packer Gage, Burning Glass Consulting, discuss whether it's time to begin taking Donald Trump more seriously as he continues to eclipse his political opponents. Also Bernstein and Gage weigh in on Hillary Clinton's run for the White House and possible opponents.
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Tai Hui, chief Asia market strategist at JP Morgan, says investors in Asia will likely be looking at the international and economic policies of the U.S. presidential candidates.
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Hillary Clinton came in second, with Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio in a virtual tie for third place.
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Wall Street loves a circus and Donald Trump just brought it to town! Turney Duff explains this strange love affair.
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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov got caught cursing under his breath. But he's not the only public figure to use bad language.
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The rumor mill on Thursday reached such a critical mass that "Al Gore" became a trending topic on Twitter, USA Today reports.
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Presidential hopeful Lindsey Graham says Donald Trump has tapped into frustration with Washington, but called his rival's policies "gibberish."
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Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.), shares his view of Donald Trump's campaign.