Associated Press WASHINGTON— Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders faces the biggest test yet of his insurgent presidential campaign on Saturday night, when he faces off with Democratic front-runner Hillary Rodham Clinton in the party's second primary debate. His goal is clear: Reset a contest that increasingly looks like little more than a march to the nomination for Clinton. That effort will be complicated by fresh terrorist strikes that have captured the world's attention. Despite Sanders' focus on domestic issues such as income inequality, national security and foreign policy will play prominent roles in the debate, with the string of deadly attacks in Paris that killed more than 120...
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