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Obama The Wedding Crasher: Couple Delighted That California Nuptial Delayed By President Playing Golf

President Barack Obama crashed a California wedding, took some photos and still finished the 18th hole.

Can Bernie Sanders Beat Hillary Clinton? Why Latino Voters Matter In Democratic Primary Race

As one of the fastest growing eligible voter populations in the country, Hispanic voters are sought after by Democrats.

Bernie Sanders Healthcare Workers Union Endorsement Picked Up Hours Before First Presidential Debate

Hours before the first Democratic debate, Sen. Bernie Sanders picked up a healthcare union's endorsement.

Al Qaeda Syria Jihadists To Kill Russians? Al-Nusra Front Looks To React To Airstrikes

A recording of Nusra Front leader Abu Mohammed al-Jolani calls for the death of Russian people and soldiers in Syria.

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CNN Democratic Debate Live Stream: Watch Hillary Clinton, Bernie Sanders And Other Candidates In Cable Network's Free Broadcast

The live-stream of the debate will be offered online on CNN.com's homepage, on the CNN Politics' live blog and across mobile platforms, in addition to the television stations CNN, CNN International and CNN en Español.

Hillary Clinton Attends Protest In Front Of Trump Hotel, Tells Crowd, Say No To Donald Trump

The rally outside the nonunion hotel was organized by a local chapter of the Culinary Workers Union.

Election 2016 Rand Paul: Ahead Of Democratic Debate, GOP Candidate Will Use Facebook To Live-Stream Entire Day

Ready for his close-up? Republican presidential candidate Rand Paul will live-stream his entire day on the campaign's official Facebook page Tuesday.

Russia Airstrikes In Syria Used To Recruit ISIS Fighters? Saudi Arabia Warns Of 'Dire Consequences' Of Islamic State Fight

Saudi officials are warning Russia that continued airstrikes in Syria could destabilize the country further.

Senate Filibuster Rules Under Scrutiny As Mitch McConnell Assigns Task Force To Review The Procedure

A special task for has been formed to determine whether or not the filibuster should be modified in the Senate.

Donald Trump Calls Obama 'Terrible' Over Prioritizing Climate Change Leadership

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, who does not believe climate change is real, took to Twitter Sunday to criticize President Obama's stance on climate leadership.

Donald Trump Calls Angela Merkel's Vow To Accept 800,000 Refugees And Migrants Annually 'Insane'

Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump had harsh words for German Chancellor Angela Merkel's commitment to take in hundreds of thousands of refugees.

Columbus Day Facts 2015: 5 Things You May Not Know About The Holiday

We set the record straight and share some little-known facts about the explorer.

Steve Jobs: Why Does America Have An Obsession With The Apple CEO? New Study Explains

As a new biographical film arrives, a study examines Americans' seemingly insatiable appetite for stories about the late Apple leader.

Hillary Clinton's Support Slides Ahead Of First Democratic Debate

The presidential candidate's lead over Bernie Sanders has narrowed, according to a poll.

California Marijuana Legalization 2015: Governor Signs Bill Creating Regulatory System For Medical Cannabis

With the governor's signing of a set of bills, the state's medical marijuana industry will become regulated.

Obama Oregon Visit: Confederate Flags, Armed Protesters Greet President's Meeting With Shooting Victims' Families

Signs declaring "Obama is wrong" and "Nothing Trumps Our Liberty" greeted the president in Roseburg.

Marco Rubio Says It's Fun To Antagonize Donald Trump And Watch Him 'Blow Up'

Sen. Marco Rubio says he enjoys watching Republican presidential rival Donald Trump "blow up even more."

Chris Christie Weight Loss: I 'Feel Really Good' And Don't Want To Lose 'Much More'

After lap-band surgery, Republican presidential candidate Chris Christie says he now feels good.

Japan Military Toilet Paper For Recruiting In Schools? Armed Force Seeks To Boost Enlistment Through Unconventional Campaign

The unconventional campaign recently rolled out to boost recruitment at schools.

Texas Southern University Shooting: Police Search For Suspect In Second Campus Shooting Of The Day

The Texas Southern University shooting follows two others as President Obama heads to Roseburg, Oregon, to visit Umpqua victims' families.

California Earthquake Rules: Los Angeles To Adopt Toughest Building Codes In US

The Los Angeles City Council on Friday could adopt building codes to make the city more earthquake-proof.

Immigration Reform 2015: Hillary Clinton Hispanic Hecklers Accuse Her Of Taking Money From Private Prisons

Hillary Clinton was heckled Thursday by Hispanic activists who accused her of taking money from private prisons.

Benghazi: Hillary Clinton Adviser Sidney Blumenthal Had Financial Stake In US Libya Policy, Says GOP Lawmaker

Sidney Blumenthal, an unofficial adviser to the former secretary of state, had a financial stake in U.S. policy in Libya, the House Benghazi panel chairman said.

Missouri Marijuana Legalization 2015: Will Medical Cannabis Proposal Appear On The 2016 Ballot?

For their proposal to make the 2016 ballot, organizers in favor of medical marijuana need to gather about 160,000 signatures.

Hillary Clinton's Wall Street Reform Plan: History Of Cozy Relationships And Big Campaign Checks Cast Shadow Over Position

Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Thursday announced plans to address the financial sector's excesses -- but given her record, some remained skeptical.

Clinton’s New Stance On The Trans-Pacific Partnership Comes As She Woos Powerful, Trade-Skeptical Unions

Why does Hillary Clinton now oppose the Trans-Pacific Partnership? Perhaps because it is loathed by unions, whose get-out-the-vote operations can swing primary elections.