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Bernie Sanders' campaign takes a hit after major cash crunch

The Sanders campaign began taking steps late last month to downsize its operation. He reduced his payroll from about 1,000 to fewer than 400 employees.

Not in Saudi interest to destabilise global economy over 9/11 bill: White House

The White House expressed confidence on Monday that Saudi Arabia would not follow through on a reported threat to sell US assets

Winners of 2016 US presidential primaries so far, state by state

So far, 23 contests have been held. A total of 2,383 delegates are needed to secure the party's presidential nomination, including the so-called "super delegates" -- so far, Hillary Clinton has a 472-23 advantage over Bernie Sanders on that front.

The Trump voter, Clinton fatigue, Sanders stunner: Top talking points after New Hampshire primary

Two of America's whitest states have proved that Trump voters are for real and 'Clinton fatigue' is too as the country’s months-long presidential nominating contest barrels into South Carolina next.

As White House race tightens, Bernie's youth revolution is Hillary Clinton's problem

First time Democratic voters are flocking en masse to Bernie Sanders, a 74-year-old senator with seven grandchildren, giving Hillary Clinton a youth deficit problem as the White House race tightens.

6 key takeaways from Iowa vote

The candidates have already headed to New Hampshire for the next contest in the US presidential nominations race. But Iowa, where they jousted for months, holds key lessons for those seeking the White House.

Democratic party results: Clinton claims razor-thin victory in Iowa, media pundits call it a tie

Hillary Clinton won a razor-thin victory over Bernie Sanders in the Iowa caucuses that kicked off the 2016 US presidential race, Democratic party results showed Tuesday.

5 things to watch for in the Iowa caucuses

US presidential candidates have spent months crisscrossing farm fields between the towns and small cities of Iowa, trying to woo voters in the Midwestern state ahead of its long-awaited caucuses on Monday.

Iowa caucus: Democratic, Republican races tight as 2016 voting begins, candidates on final push

Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Bernie Sanders hope to translate voter enthusiasm into victories as Monday's Iowa caucuses kick off the 2016 presidential nominating contests, while Ted Cruz and Hillary Clinton rely on sophisticated get-out-the vote operations.

Iowa: 5 days to go before primary voting begins in rancorous US presidential race

Americans finally begin choosing next week among the Republican and Democratic candidates battling to be their party's 2016 presidential nominee in a series of state-by-state votes. The White House hopefuls include two highly unorthodox candidates — the politically incorrect billionaire real estate mogul Donald Trump for the Republicans, and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders, a self-proclaimed democratic socialist, for the Democrats — both of whom are running strongly in polls of the first two states with nominating contests — Iowa and New Hampshire.