Jack Ma takes up visiting professor post in Japan

The lesser known candidates seek to defy early polling and the uncomfortable narrative — for them, at least — that Trump is already dominating the race to square off against incumbent Joe Biden in the general election. Trump’s challengers “are like a facade on the front of a building. They’ll end up going away,” Sandra LaRose, an office manager who voted for Trump, told AFP early Friday over a plate of bacon and hash browns at Manchester’s iconic Red Arrow diner. Supporters of Haley and other hopefuls “are wearing rose-colored glasses,” LaRose, 58, added. “But if you pull back those…