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All of the important primary, convention, and debate dates you need to know for the 2020 presidential election

The Democratic nomination process continues with the Nevada caucuses on February 22 and the South Carolina primary one week later.

Bernie Sanders just cemented his frontrunner status with a huge victory in Nevada. Here's how his Medicare for All plan would remake the $3.6 trillion US healthcare industry.

Medicare for All would radically change the structure of American healthcare. Here's what it would mean for patients, hospitals, and employers.

Here's who will be onstage for the February 25 Democratic presidential debate in South Carolina and how to watch it

Seven candidates have qualified for next Tuesday's Democratic presidential debate in Charleston, which will take place four days before the state's primary.

'Good men and women don't last long': Former top Navy SEAL who oversaw the Osama bin Laden raid criticizes Trump, defends ousted intelligence chief's service

"The president chose Maguire," McRaven wrote. "And, like most of these good men and women, he came in with the intent to do his very best."

Bloomberg's 'tax on the very rich' isn't actually a wealth tax like the ones Warren and Sanders have proposed. Here's how they compare.

Warren sees her wealth tax raising $2.75 trillion in a decade; Sanders sees raising $4.35 trillion. And Bloomberg doesn't want to tax wealth at all.

Mike Bloomberg's social media strategy is under fire as Twitter suspends 70 pro-Bloomberg accounts for platform manipulation

A Twitter spokesman said the identical posts violated its policy against manipulation and spam that was created in response to the 2016 election.

To achieve wide-ranging criminal justice reform, we need to overhaul how we think and talk about social justice and crime

The way people talk about people in the criminal justice system is dehumanizing and wrong. We need to change that.

Tech startups have a new 'exit' strategy. Why private equity firms have started plowing billions into acquiring startups.

Private equity firms have gone from being bit players and bottom feeders in the startup world to being a major source of exits.

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