Clinton: Republican rivals "in over their heads"
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton took aim at Republican rivals at a campaign event in Harlem saying "they are in over their heads." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton took aim at Republican rivals at a campaign event in Harlem saying "they are in over their heads." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton took aim at Republican rivals at a campaign event in Harlem saying "they are in over their heads." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton took aim at Republican rivals at a campaign event in Harlem saying "they are in over their heads." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
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Читать дальше...ANKARA (Reuters) - Five days before Turkey is due to begin taking back illegal migrants from Greece under a deal with the European Union, neither side is fully ready, with officials scrambling to be able to make at least a symbolic start as new arrivals rise.
ANKARA (Reuters) - Five days before Turkey is due to begin taking back illegal migrants from Greece under a deal with the European Union, neither side is fully ready, with officials scrambling to be able to make at least a symbolic start as new arrivals rise.
O'Shares Chairman Kevin O'Leary talks about why Europe has some of the best valued stocks and his expectations for earnings season next week. Bobbi Rebell reports.
O'Shares Chairman Kevin O'Leary talks about why Europe has some of the best valued stocks and his expectations for earnings season next week. Bobbi Rebell reports.
O'Shares Chairman Kevin O'Leary talks about why Europe has some of the best valued stocks and his expectations for earnings season next week. Bobbi Rebell reports.
The city of Goose Creek’s blanket denial of a request for more information on a double homicide is not consistent with the state’s Freedom of Information Act, according to an attorney for the S.C. Press Association.
TORONTO, March 30 (Reuters) - The chief executive of Canada's dominant stock exchange operator, TMX Group Ltd, said on Wednesday the country's capital market rules must swiftly adapt to technological changes and rising competition.
(Reuters Health) - Too much time spent sitting is associated with an increased risk of developing diabetes, but the effect is primarily seen among those who are also obese or inactive most of the time, a recent Danish study finds.
(Reuters Health) - Too much time spent sitting is associated with an increased risk of developing diabetes, but the effect is primarily seen among those who are also obese or inactive most of the time, a recent Danish study finds.
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama has commuted the prison sentences of three South Carolinians currently serving time for drug-related offenses, including one from Charleston.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The founder of an oil and gas networking website was arrested on Wednesday on charges that he hacked and stole information from a rival site he had created and sold to DHI Group Inc, the Federal Bureau of Investigation said.
COLUMBIA — Trial lawyers can use almost any reason to have a candidate removed from a jury pool — other than race or sex.
Hoping to stop the execution of a man who slashed, sodomized and strangled a James Island resident a decade ago, defense attorneys will argue that 9th Circuit Solicitor Scarlett Wilson eliminated potential jurors from the trial and from other cases she has prosecuted because they were black.
LONDON, March 30 (Reuters) - England continued their rebirth, after plumbing the depths in a dismal 50-over World Cup campaign last year, by destroying New Zealand on Wednesday to reach the World Twenty20 final.
(Reuters Health) - Black patients may do better when they're treated at U.S. hospitals with more racially diverse populations, a recent study of outcomes for common gastrointestinal problems suggests.
(Reuters Health) - Black patients may do better when they're treated at U.S. hospitals with more racially diverse populations, a recent study of outcomes for common gastrointestinal problems suggests.
NEW DELHI (Reuters) - New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson said his team were 20 to 25 runs short when they slipped to a seven-wicket defeat in Wednesday's World Twenty20 semi-final against England.
NEW DELHI, March 30 (Reuters) - New Zealand skipper Kane Williamson said his team were 20 to 25 runs short when they slipped to a seven-wicket defeat in Wednesday's World Twenty20 semi-final against England.