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Former President Donald Trump handily won the New Hampshire primary, bringing him one step closer to securing the Republican nomination. While New Hampshire was seen as Nikki Haley's best chance to disrupt his momentum, the former U.N. ambassador told supporters last night that "this race is far from over." Read more takeaways here.

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