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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton maintain wide leads in the delegate count ahead of Tuesday's nominating contests.

"Collaboration has fallen by the wayside," a GOP member of the Federal Communications Commission told a House panel Tuesday.

Rohit Bansal, who was fined Tuesday, was aware that documents he obtained from a New York Fed employee were confidential, a judge said.

After numerous past incidents, many who live in and around the city say they have come to trust authorities' ability to address potential threats.

The Republican's call for patrols of Muslim neighborhoods angered Muslim organizations, his political opponents and many Twitter users.

Paris was hurt for months after the attacks there in November. Something similar could happen in Brussels after Tuesday’s attacks.

Los Angeles is increasing security measures at its transportation hubs after yet another terror attack in the heart of Europe.

About 800,000 Americans have regained the right to vote in the last two decades as states have eased restrictions on felons casting ballots, according a prison reform group.

U.S. presidential candidates were quick to condemn the attacks — and some stirred fear over immigration.

The New Jersey casino-beach resort may soon compel police and firefighters to wait a few weeks to get paid.

The Republican presidential candidate wants to expand fencing in border states like Arizona, which votes Tuesday, but a significant wall already divides the U.S. and Mexico.

American Indians in Arizona, which holds a primary Tuesday, have been among the U.S. citizens most affected by policies that discourage minority groups from voting.

The comedian mocked Republican objection to holding a hearing on Supreme Court nominee Merrick Garland on "Full Frontal" Monday.

New York police said Monday they were monitoring Tuesday's terror attacks in Belgium and were in contact with “international partners,” as well as the FBI.

More than half of all Americans favor a Senate review of the nomination of Judge Merrick Garland for the Supreme Court, a poll shows.

Cartoonist Charles Schulz once said, “Happiness is a warm puppy.”

Watch the live-stream of Benjamin Netanyahu’s address.

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz swept the Republican contest in Utah, earning all 40 of the state's delegates, but he still lags behind front-runner Donald Trump.

Three states holding presidential-nomination contests Tuesday could produce mixed results for the Democratic and Republican front-runners, according to recent polls.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Washington has requested a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and John Kerry during the latter’s Moscow visit this week.

Bernie Sanders urged Israel to end the economic blockade of Gaza and to release millions of shekels in tax revenue that has been withheld from Palestinians.

The influential Silicon Valley figure, who also wrote a best-selling book, was named Time magazine’s “Man of the Year­” in 1997.

In a speech Monday, the Republican seemed to fare well with members of the pro-Israel lobbying group, drawing cheers and standing ovations.

After the U.S. senator called him a "threat," the Republican responded by calling her "the Indian" — a reference to her claim of Native American ancestry.

The high court decided Monday not to hear a case involving complaints from Nebraska and Oklahoma about Colorado's cannabis trade.

Clinton said Israel’s security is “non-negotiable” and slammed the GOP front-runner to big applause at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee conference.

"It felt good to be able to have a platform for networking with others globally around shared goals, causes and interests," she said.

A case examining whether Virginia legislators violated the law when they redrew Congressional districts in 2011 hits the court today.

John Oliver estimated that Donald Trump’s proposed wall on the US-Mexico border would cost $25 billion on HBO’s “Last Week Tonight.”