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Carly Fiorina announced her candidacy for the 2016 Republican Presidential nomination, a new poll shows that she enjoys extremely high name recognition among the tens of thousands of former H.P. employees she fired.

Karen Bell, 57, Bristol With progressive parties like Syriza and Podemos, as well as the movements in the US around Bernie Sanders' campaign to win the Democratic nomination, a new form of politics is emerging.

And like Mrs. Reagan, she is fiercely protective of her husband's image, so much so that when Mr. Edwards's media consultant, David Axelrod, did not live up to her exacting expectations during the senator's bid for the Democratic nomination, a new image-maker was brought in to advise him.

Anthony Weiner is now the frontrunner in the race for the Democratic New York City mayoral nomination, a new poll shows.

British actors have a long history of success at the Academy Awards, but this year – with five acting nominations – a new wave of British acting talent appears to be dominating Hollywood.

A4 NATIONAL A8-11 Sparring Over Rules For Court Nomination With a White House nomination of a new Supreme Court justice coming up, members of the Senate began sharpening their differences as lawmakers battled over the proper line of questioning at confirmation hearings and the right of Democrats to filibuster a nominee they deem unacceptable.

It dropped the plan for nomination of a new group of experts.

AS the Senate awaits the nomination of a new Supreme Court justice, a frank discussion is needed on the proper role of judges in our constitutional system.

"It would make life tough for day-to-day business and right away for the nomination of a new commission president".

A report in the World Briefing column on Thursday about the nomination of a new prime minister by President Kim Dae Jung of South Korea misspelled the nominee's given name.

EVERY few weeks, the race for the Republican presidential nomination acquires a new leader, or at least a new challenger to Mitt Romney, the steadiest force in the field.