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Senator Elizabeth Warren’s “selfie lines” are becoming so well-known that they appear to be popping up spontaneously, including at Chicago O’Hare Airport this week, CBS News reported. As Warren traveled to Iowa on Thursday, a small crowd of travelers gathered around her at an O’Hare gate and formed a line to take photos, according to CBS News reporter Ed O’Keefe, who witnessed it unfold. O’Keefe reported that the crowd included airport employees, travelers, and

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WASHINGTON — Bernie Sanders has long wanted to remake the health care system so no one will have to pay directly for medical care again. Now, he also wants to go back and cancel all the medical debts of people who have been billed under the current system. In a plan released Saturday, Sanders, the Vermont senator and presidential candidate, proposes wiping out an estimated $81 billion in existing debt and changing rules around debt collection and bankruptcy.

DES MOINES — Elizabeth Warren took the lead in Iowa in a new state poll released Saturday, barely dislodging former vice president Joe Biden from the No. 1 spot in the state, putting the two of them in a statistical tie. Warren has the support of 22% of likely participants in the Iowa caucuses, up 7 percentage points from June. Biden landed in second place with 20%, down slightly from June.

Sen. MORE's report. “After the Mueller report, Congress had a duty to begin impeachment. By failing to act, Congress is complicit in Trump’s latest attempt to solicit foreign interference to aid him in US elections,” Warren tweeted.

“We’ll be able to share that with you next week. We haven’t decided on specific units,” he said. Asked why he believes the deployment will be enough to deter Iran from further attacks, Esper said that “given the state of play now ...

Former Vice President MORE on Friday amid growing scrutiny over a whistleblower complaint that reportedly raised concerns about a call the president had involving Ukraine, saying Trump should release a transcript of the call. Biden's campaign released a statement from the Democratic presidential front-runner hours after Trump dismissed growing scrutiny over the complaint, which was filed by a member of the intelligence community and re

MORE. The Wall Street Journal first reported Friday that Trump told Ukrainian President MORE, on the matter. The president's contacts with Ukraine have come under intense scrutiny after an intelligence whistleblower filed a complaint related to his communications with the nation. The White House declined a request for comment. Biden, exiting a campaign event shortly after the story broke, declined to address the report directly but called the alleg

MORE's ties to Ukraine during his time as vice president. "It doesn't matter what I discussed, but I'll tell you this, somebody ought to look into Joe Biden's statement," Trump told reporters in the Oval Office during a meeting with the Australian prime minister. The president added that his conversations with foreign leaders are "always appropriate." Trump said he did not know who the whistleblower is but derided the complaint as "partisan" and "ridiculous" and asserted that Biden is getting a pass because he's a Democrat. “The fake news doesn’t look into things like