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Both front-runners lost Tuesday. But while Trump is now more likely to face a contested GOP convention, Clinton remains on track to win the Democratic nomination.

Female voters, many of them skeptical of the Democrat, care about more than traditional "women's issues." So for Clinton, addressing more of their concerns may be key.

Miguel Basañez Ebergenyi miscalculated Donald Trump’s contrition on comments about Mexicans.

The Vermont senator defeated Hillary Clinton on Tuesday for his sixth straight primary victory.

The Texas senator, who won in Wisconsin on Tuesday, is trying to convince Republican delegates to back him at the party’s convention in July.

Officers' communications included slurs against racial and ethnic minorities and the LGBT community, a public defender said.

A body was found Tuesday morning in a creek on the Austin campus.

Gov. Phil Bryant has signed a law letting public offices and private businesses refuse service to gay couples based on religious beliefs.

Seth Meyers took a closer look at the dispute between Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton over the fossil fuel industry on "Late Night" Tuesday.

Stephen Colbert brought back Cartoon Donald Trump to preview the Wisconsin primary Monday.

Donald Trump’s controversial comments and the scandal involving his campaign manager may be starting to hurt his poll numbers.

Polling places in the Badger State won’t accept student ID cards from most of the state’s colleges and universities.

Seven of 50 women, who accused Cosby of sexual misconduct, have filed a defamation lawsuit against the comedian for denying the allegations.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders defeated Hillary Clinton Tuesday, while Texas Sen. Ted Cruz topped Donald Trump.

The tourist chopper went down near the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in eastern Tennessee Monday.

Maricopa County slashed its polling sites to 60, down from 200 in 2012, and voters last month waited in line for up to five hours to cast ballots.

Under the new rules, there will be a three-year limit on foreign companies bulking up on U.S. assets to avoid ownership requirements for a later inversions deal.

The Texas senator and Republican presidential candidate maintains his innocence.

GOP candidate Ted Cruz may have lost Arizona, but the state’s delegates are tied to his rival Donald Trump for only one round of voting in the convention.

The New Jersey school’s board of trustees said Monday it would not remove his name and image from its public spaces and from its Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.

Obama and Clinton pushed for a Panama trade deal years ago that watchdogs warned would worsen financial secrecy there.

The National Transportation Safety Board was analyzing data recovered after the front of the train went off the tracks Sunday in Chester, Pennsylvania.

Two soldiers, both with missing their right leg, plan to scale Everest at roughly the same time.

The U.S. high court unanimously rebuffed a challenge that could have shifted influence in state legislative races away from urban areas to rural ones.

Dallas police kept watch over an armed showdown between black Muslims and an anti-mosque group of angry whites.

The real estate tycoon's first wife said, incorrectly, that immigrants use up social-welfare money and don't pay taxes.

While adherents to the festivities claim that it celebrates an important period in the South’s history, critics have said it glorifies slavery.

Although 48 years have passed since Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination, his legacy lives on.

CBS/YouGov polls indicate no clear winners in the upcoming April contests.