In this task, you will be presented with a passage and have to answer a question based on your understanding of the events inferred from the passage. Try to find the best answer that is most likely to fill in "_". Note that the URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].

[Q]: Republican presidential frontrunner Donald Trump said it was not his job to stand up for U.S. President Barack Obama after a man at one of his campaign events said he was a Muslim and 'not even an American.' 'Am I morally obligated to defend the president every time somebody says something bad or controversial about him? I don't think so!' Trump said on Twitter on Saturday morning. Trump drew criticism on Friday from Republican and Democratic rivals in the 2016 race for the presidency when he failed to challenge a man at a New Hampshire town hall Thursday night who said Muslims were a problem in the United States.Donald Trump wrote on Twitter saying he's not morally obligated to defend President Obama every time someone makes controversial commentHe said if someone made a nasty comment about him to Obama there's 'no chance' the president would come to his rescueOn Thursday, Trump failed to correct a man at one of his campaign events who said Obama is a Muslim and 'not even an American' 
 Question:_'s campaign manager later said that Trump had had trouble hearing in the busy room.
[A]: Donald Trump


[Q]: WASHINGTON (CNN) -- A woman who helped raise a child with her female partner in Vermont before the pair split can visit the girl in Virginia even though that state doesn't recognize same-sex unions, a court ruled Friday. Janet Jenkins with Isabella, the daughter she helped raise with former partner Lisa Miller. Virginia's Supreme Court ruled that Janet Jenkins and Lisa Miller's civil union in 2000 gave Vermont, and its law on same-sex unions, jurisdiction over their subsequent custody and visitation disputes. Miller moved to Virginia with the child in 2003, and a Vermont court granted Jenkins visitation rights. But Miller took the case to a Virginia court, which ruled that Jenkins had no such rights there.Virginia ruling gives Vermont court jurisdiction over caseJanet Jenkins and Lisa Miller were in civil union in Vermont but later splitMiller moved to Virginia with child; Vermont court allowed Jenkins visitationMiller got Virginia court to block visitation; Friday's ruling overturns that 
 Question:_ did not offer an immediate reaction to the ruling but said in 2005 that she was only fighting for her rights as a parent.
[A]: Janet Jenkins


[Q]: Millions of customers at some of Britain’s biggest banks found themselves unable to use Apple’s new tap-to-pay service yesterday. As Apple Pay went live, those with accounts at HSBC, First Direct, Barclays, Lloyds and Halifax could not take advantage. The technology allows shoppers to buy anything from a coffee to a pair of socks by waving their iPhone 6 or Apple Watch over a till terminal. Many of the biggest names on the high street, including Costa Coffee, Starbucks, Marks & Spencer, Waitrose and Boots have signed up to the scheme. However, Apple customers took to social media to express frustration that their banks do not yet offer the new payments service.More than 250,000 locations now accept the contactless paymentThis includes M&S, Boots, Lidl and on the London transport networkBut not all British banks and credit cards are offering the service todayHSBC, Lloyds and Halifax aren't expected to launch until later this yearAnd angry users have taken to Twitter to complain they can't use it 
 Question:The fact that _ and its subsidiary First Direct, with their 16million customers, are not yet offering Apple Pay is particularly surprising as they featured in the launch material issued by the US tech giant.
[A]:
HSBC