The archive of all headlines from June 07, 2016, organized by time of publication.
Advisers say President Obama is ready to begin campaigning for Hillary Clinton, starting with a formal endorsement of her candidacy as early as this week. The president, who sees a Democratic successor as critical to his legacy, is taking nothing for granted in a contest against Donald J. Trump.
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With ‘a burst of last-minute support from superdelegates’ Clinton has crossed the threshold needed to clinch the Democratic presidential nomination
She's now poised to become the first female candidate from a major party for the White House in U.S. history. L.A. Now
On the eve of the New Jersey and California primaries, an Associated Press survey of superdelegates indicated that Hillary Clinton had clinched the Democratic nomination. Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont said earlier Monday that he wanted to “assess where we are after tomorrow before we make statements based on speculation.”
With ‘a burst of last-minute support from superdelegates’ Clinton appears to cross threshold to become first female presidential nominee of a major party
On the eve of the New Jersey and California primaries, an Associated Press survey of superdelegates indicated that Hillary Clinton had enough support to clinch the Democratic nomination. The campaign manager for Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont said in a statement that The A.P.’s ruling was “unfortunate” and “a rush to judgement.”
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With ‘a burst of last-minute support from superdelegates’ Clinton appears to cross threshold to become first female presidential nominee of a major party
She's now poised to become the first female candidate from a major party for the White House in U.S. history. Politics
On the eve of the New Jersey and California primaries, an Associated Press survey of superdelegates indicated that Hillary Clinton had enough support to clinch the Democratic nomination. The campaign manager for Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont said in a statement that The A.P.’s ruling was “unfortunate” and “a rush to judgement.”
She's now poised to become the first female candidate from a major party for the White House in U.S. history.Hillary Clinton's immediate response to AP: Tuesday is the real clinching moment
On the eve of the New Jersey and California primaries, an Associated Press survey of superdelegates indicated that Hillary Clinton had enough support to clinch the Democratic nomination. The campaign manager for Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont said in a statement that The A.P.’s ruling was “unfortunate” and “a rush to judgment.”
On the eve of the New Jersey and California primaries, an Associated Press survey of superdelegates indicated that Hillary Clinton had enough support to clinch the Democratic nomination. The campaign manager for Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont said in a statement that The A.P.’s ruling was “unfortunate” and “a rush to judgment.”
A ‘burst of last-minute support from superdelegates’ appears to put Clinton over the threshold to become the first female presidential nominee of a major party
A ‘burst of last-minute support from superdelegates’ appears to put Clinton over the threshold to become the first female presidential nominee of a major party
On the eve of the New Jersey and California primaries, an Associated Press survey of superdelegates indicated that Hillary Clinton had enough support to clinch the Democratic nomination. The campaign manager for Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont said in a statement that The A.P.’s ruling was “unfortunate” and “a rush to judgment.”
She's now poised to become the first female candidate from a major party for the White House in U.S. history.After AP calls nomination for Clinton, will voters still turn out Tuesday?
A ‘burst of last-minute support from superdelegates’ appears to put Clinton over the threshold to become the first female presidential nominee of a major party
• AP calculates Clinton has passed threshold to be candidate • Sanders camp refuses to concede
On the eve of the New Jersey and California primaries, an Associated Press survey of superdelegates indicated that Hillary Clinton had enough support to clinch the Democratic nomination. The campaign manager for Senator Bernie Sanders said that the ruling was “a rush to judgment.”
On the eve of two major primaries, an Associated Press superdelegates survey indicated that Hillary Clinton had enough support for the nomination. Bernie Sanders’s campaign spokesman called the ruling “a rush to judgment.”
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Voters in California and five other states - New Jersey, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana - cast ballots today in the final big round of primaries in the battle between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders for the Democratic presidential nomination.
A ‘burst of last-minute support from superdelegates’ appears to put Clinton over the threshold to become the first female presidential nominee of a major party
Hillary Clinton becomes first ever woman to lead major party White House bid, but Sanders camp questions AP declaration
Ahead of two major primaries, an Associated Press superdelegates survey indicated that Hillary Clinton had enough support for the nomination. Bernie Sanders’s campaign spokesman called the ruling “a rush to judgment.”
Before two major primaries, a survey of superdelegates by The A.P. indicated that Hillary Clinton had enough support for the nomination. Bernie Sanders’s campaign spokesman called the ruling “a rush to judgment.”
Voters in California and five other states - New Jersey, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana - cast ballots today in the final big round of primaries in the battle between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders for the Democratic presidential nomination. Who’s running, how to vote and everything else you need to know for today’s primary
Donald J. Trump’s attack on a Hispanic federal judge was “the textbook definition of a racist comment,” Speaker Paul Ryan said. But Mr. Ryan also reiterated his support for Mr. Trump: “But do I believe that Hillary Clinton is the answer? No, I do not.”
Unexpected revolution of Bernie Sanders’ campaign leaves the presumptive Democratic nominee with work to do to unify the party ahead of the convention
Highest ranking elected Republican denounces comments that judge is biased because of Mexican heritage but stand by decision to support Trump
Highest ranking elected Republican denounces comments that judge is biased because of Mexican heritage but stands by decision to support Trump
Donald J. Trump’s attack on a Hispanic federal judge was “the textbook definition of a racist comment,” Speaker Paul Ryan said. Mr. Ryan also reiterated his support for Mr. Trump: “But do I believe that Hillary Clinton is the answer? No, I do not.”
Hours after the media declared the race actually over, some voters showed up to the polls motivated by a desire to cast a ballot in protest of the candidate who just clinched the nomination.
Donald J. Trump’s attack on a Hispanic federal judge was “the textbook definition of a racist comment,” Speaker Paul Ryan said. But Mr. Ryan also reiterated his support for Mr. Trump.
Donald J. Trump said he does not think that a judge’s ethnicity creates a conflict of interest. But he continued to raise questions about his treatment in the Trump University case.