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A report from the states shows weakness, which Republicans are sure to blame on President Obama.

By TERESA TRITCH

Alleging party bias in Hillary Clintons favor, Mr. Sanders took aim at Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic National Committee chairwoman, and backed her rival in a Florida congressional race.

By YAMICHE ALCINDOR

The Democrats hit Donald J. Trump hard on his claim to fame, his business skills. The Republicans tie Democratic candidates to Hillary Clintons baggage.

By NICK CORASANITI

As Hillary Clinton tries to unite her party against Donald Trump, she is looking at what can be salvaged or discarded from her husbands legacy.

By DAVID M. SHRIBMAN

Some states are limiting cash benefits for families, rekindling concerns some on the Democratic campaign trail about a law signed 20 years ago.

By ROBERT PEAR

After House Republicans narrowly voted down a bill to protect gay rights, many Democrats erupted into a chorus of shame, shame, shame.

By CBS, VIA REUTERS

What approach is Mr. Sanders taking in the final stretch of the primary campaign before the Democratic National Convention?

By MICHAEL GONCHAR

Even with the desire for unity, a New York Times/CBS News poll shows extraordinarily high levels of unpopularity for both Mr. Trump and Hillary Clinton.

By JONATHAN MARTIN and DALIA SUSSMAN

Declaring herself the Democratic nominee, Mrs. Clinton said a number of her likely rivals proposals prove how unmoored he is on foreign policy.

By AMY CHOZICK

Readers discuss Bernie Sanderss decision to keep up an aggressive campaign through the convention.

Determined to transform the party, the senator is aiming to amass enough leverage to press his agenda at the convention or even wrest the nomination.

By PATRICK HEALY, YAMICHE ALCINDOR and JEREMY W. PETERS

Mr. Sanders prevailed over Mrs. Clinton in the Oregon primary, while Mrs. Clinton claimed victory in Kentucky, edging Mr. Sanders by 1,900 votes in unofficial results.

By THOMAS KAPLAN

Senator Harry Reid said he had spoken with Mr. Sanders about accusations that his backers made death threats after Nevada Democrats ruled against them.

By YAMICHE ALCINDOR

The nature of Trumps working class support, and its implications for liberals and the left.

The more Republican Texas becomes, the less attention it gets.

By MIMI SWARTZ

How the politics of her youth might help.

By EMMA ROLLER

The senators supporters were incensed at a state convention they believe epitomized a rigged political system, with some threatening officials online.

By ALAN RAPPEPORT

A group of construction unions threatened to boycott a big new Democratic get-out-the-vote operation this fall unless a wealthy opponent of climate change is barred from it.

By JONATHAN MARTIN

The Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton criticized the proposed tax plan by the presumptive Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump, calling it a billionaires plan for other billionaires.

By CBS, VIA REUTERS

With two Democratic primaries on Tuesday, Mrs. Clinton was hoping for a victory in Kentucky, but Bernie Sanders was expected to win easily in Oregon.

By THOMAS KAPLAN

A report from the states shows weakness, which Republicans are sure to blame on President Obama.

By TERESA TRITCH

Alleging party bias in Hillary Clintons favor, Mr. Sanders took aim at Debbie Wasserman Schultz, the Democratic National Committee chairwoman, and backed her rival in a Florida congressional race.

By YAMICHE ALCINDOR

The Democrats hit Donald J. Trump hard on his claim to fame, his business skills. The Republicans tie Democratic candidates to Hillary Clintons baggage.

By NICK CORASANITI

As Hillary Clinton tries to unite her party against Donald Trump, she is looking at what can be salvaged or discarded from her husbands legacy.

By DAVID M. SHRIBMAN

Some states are limiting cash benefits for families, rekindling concerns some on the Democratic campaign trail about a law signed 20 years ago.

By ROBERT PEAR

After House Republicans narrowly voted down a bill to protect gay rights, many Democrats erupted into a chorus of shame, shame, shame.

By CBS, VIA REUTERS

What approach is Mr. Sanders taking in the final stretch of the primary campaign before the Democratic National Convention?

By MICHAEL GONCHAR

Even with the desire for unity, a New York Times/CBS News poll shows extraordinarily high levels of unpopularity for both Mr. Trump and Hillary Clinton.

By JONATHAN MARTIN and DALIA SUSSMAN

Declaring herself the Democratic nominee, Mrs. Clinton said a number of her likely rivals proposals prove how unmoored he is on foreign policy.

By AMY CHOZICK

Readers discuss Bernie Sanderss decision to keep up an aggressive campaign through the convention.

Determined to transform the party, the senator is aiming to amass enough leverage to press his agenda at the convention or even wrest the nomination.

By PATRICK HEALY, YAMICHE ALCINDOR and JEREMY W. PETERS

Mr. Sanders prevailed over Mrs. Clinton in the Oregon primary, while Mrs. Clinton claimed victory in Kentucky, edging Mr. Sanders by 1,900 votes in unofficial results.

By THOMAS KAPLAN

Senator Harry Reid said he had spoken with Mr. Sanders about accusations that his backers made death threats after Nevada Democrats ruled against them.

By YAMICHE ALCINDOR

The nature of Trumps working class support, and its implications for liberals and the left.

The more Republican Texas becomes, the less attention it gets.

By MIMI SWARTZ

How the politics of her youth might help.

By EMMA ROLLER

The senators supporters were incensed at a state convention they believe epitomized a rigged political system, with some threatening officials online.

By ALAN RAPPEPORT

A group of construction unions threatened to boycott a big new Democratic get-out-the-vote operation this fall unless a wealthy opponent of climate change is barred from it.

By JONATHAN MARTIN

The Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton criticized the proposed tax plan by the presumptive Republican nominee, Donald J. Trump, calling it a billionaires plan for other billionaires.

By CBS, VIA REUTERS

With two Democratic primaries on Tuesday, Mrs. Clinton was hoping for a victory in Kentucky, but Bernie Sanders was expected to win easily in Oregon.

By THOMAS KAPLAN

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