House Speaker and Miami grad Paul Ryan announced on Monday morning in a conference call that he will no longer be defending Donald Trump. According to The New York Times, Ryan clarified that he was not rescinding his endorsement, but instead would be focusing on defending congressional Republicans for the remainder of the presidential race.
By Austin Langdon, The Miami Student
Policy of political neutrality seeks to pacify confrontational election
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A registration arms race
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Sarah Camino, Guest Columnist
College Republicans look to down ballot races
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Oxford reacts to field office
By Maddie LaPlante-Dube, Opinion Editor
On Tuesday, CNN hosted the first debate among the Democratic challengers for the White House.
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