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Republican party in US apologises to Hindus after ad featuring Lord Ganesha 'offends' community
The party's county unit, Fort Bend County Republican Party which published the ad, apologised and clarified that it "was not meant to disparage Hindu customs or traditions in any way".
Georgia GOP governor's runoff tests loyalty to Donald Trump
The matchup between Secretary of State Brian Kemp and Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle pits the White House, which backs Kemp, against outgoing Republican Gov. Nathan Deal, who backs Cagle.
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Donald Trump says no need for Republican unity
A growing chorus of senior Republican leaders have joined the "anyone but Trump movement".
Donald Trump can't be nominee without enough delegates: GOP chairman
Donald Trump said he would tell his supporters not to riot if he did not win the nomination, but that his backers are "fervent."
Republican Mike Huckabee poised to launch second White House bid
Huckabee ran for president in 2008 and won 8 states where social conservatives wield strong influence.
Out Of My Mind: Rest in peace
Now lo and behold, poor Babasaheb is being claimed by the BJP/RSS as a great Hindu!
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Obama’s crown of thorns
The US president’s letter to Khamenei could explain the resignation of his defence secretary.
Right to vote under threat in the United States: Barack Obama
The president vowed that he would not let the attacks on voting rights go unchallenged.
Republican party denies inviting Modi to address leaders via video link
Republican party leaders on Friday said that they have not invited Modi to address them via video link at the Capitol Hill.
US govt begins shutdown as House fails to end logjam over Obamacare
The Republicans and the Democrats failed to reach an agreement on spending and budget.
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George HW Bush: A life in public service
George HW Bush, part of a new generation of Republicans, was often referred to as the most successful one-term president.
Fire the gun or film the ultrasound? How women running for office define toughness
The 2018 election cycle in the US has been called “the year of the woman,” but Republican and Democratic female candidates have starkly different takes on what that means.
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Republicans and their strained relationship with women
The Republicans on the US Senate Judiciary Committee are all men. Their remarks during the heated Supreme Court confirmation fight over Justice Brett Kavanaugh renewed attention to the party’s fraught relationship with women.
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