Monday's Morning Email: Inside The Democratic Debate Showdown

Monday's Morning Email: Inside The Democratic Debate Showdown

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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders "sparred over everything from trade and corporate welfare to health care and guns." Critics are giving the former secretary of state "the edge." Read the transcript here. [Jonathan Cohn, HuffPost]

"Republicans hoping to halt Donald J. Trump’s march to their party’s presidential nomination emerged from the weekend’s voting contests newly emboldened by Mr. Trump’s uneven electoral performance and by some nascent signs that he may be peaking with voters." And here is a dream list of convention fill-ins. [NYT]

Condolences poured in for the beloved former first lady, who died Sunday. [Sara Bondioli, HuffPost]

"Party leaders, donors and other supporters of Rubio portray a political operation that continues to come up short in its message, in its attention to the fundamentals of campaigning and in its use of a promising politician." And here's a look at his Super Saturday expenses. [WaPo]

In the fight against ISIS. [Reuters]

"Apple Inc. customers were targeted by hackers over the weekend in the first campaign against Macintosh computers using a pernicious type of software known as ransomware, researchers with Palo Alto Networks Inc. told Reuters on Sunday." [Reuters]

WHAT’S BREWING

Uber contests a leak that claims thousands of reports of sexual assault have taken place since the beginning of the car hailing service. [Buzzfeed]

"The current generation of fighters sees these children as better and more lethal fighters than themselves, because rather than being converted into radical ideologies they have been indoctrinated into these extreme values from birth, or a very young age." [The Guardian]

Tom Hiddleston is dropping some hints… [The Guardian]

"Zootopia" pulled in over $73 million. [Vanity Fair]

What to say and how best to say it. [HuffPost]

When code analyzes books written by MFA grads and the rest of the population. [The Atlantic]

And now a town picks sides. [NYT]

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WHAT'S WORKING

"In addition to showering its employees with endless food, in-office rock climbing walls and massages, Google also gives five months of paid maternity leave and lets employees give feedback on their bosses." [HuffPost]

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BEFORE YOU GO

~ How local crime reporters in Mexico deal with covering so much death.

~ Forget cupcakes -- Beyonce performed for a fundraiser at Blue Ivy's reported school.

~ The best workout for your age. (Hint: It's not walking to the freezer -- we know, we were sad too.)

~ Can't help but love a Navy flash mob.

~ Inside Putin's absurdly high approval ratings.

~ Beep beep -- we finally have a real "road runner."

~ The man who created email has died. Raymond Tomlinson was 74.

~ Peyton Manning is set to announce his retirement today.

~ Simulating what dyslexia feels like.

~ And last night saw the end of "Downton Abbey." Until next time, Crawley family.

Send tips/quips/quotes/stories/photos/events/scoops to Lauren Weber at lauren.weber@huffingtonpost.com. Follow us on Twitter @LaurenWeberHP. And like what you're reading? Sign up here to get The Morning Email delivered to you.

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