Three things to watch for in the Wisconsin primaries
The Wisconsin primaries offer both Democrats and Republicans one of their few chances this month to score a major victory
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The Wisconsin primaries offer both Democrats and Republicans one of their few chances this month to score a major victory
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are in a tight race to win Wisconsin's primary on Tuesday
After some sniping between the campaigns, the two sides have finally agreed to debate on April 14
The release of the fundraising numbers comes a day before Wisconsin's primary
Although Hillary Clinton is much closer to earning the Democratic nomination with 1,712 delegates
De Blasio has endorsed Hillary Clinton for president and is pushing for an April 14 debate
Clinton says she's learned from her loss to then-Sen. Barack Obama in 2008
The 2016 primary calendar, with infrequent and far-flung races this month, creates more challenges for presidential candidates
He hasn't spent much on televised spots while overwhelming rivals who have -- raising questions about the medium's future
The details are still being organized, but several networks are competing to host the debate in New York
Battleground tracker poll of Wisconsin, New York and Pennsylvania voters for GOP and Democratic races
Republican front-runner Donald Trump is doing damage control after a difficult week that has seen several controversies and a slip in the polls ahead of the Wisconsin primary
Campaigns continue to spar as race becomes increasingly testy
Experts say two of the nation's biggest states are entering uncharted waters in boosting their baseline pay to new heights
At issue are emails from Clinton's private email server that contain information that's since been classified
Sanders said Hillary Clinton was taking his remarks about Trump out of context
Clinton said Thursday that she was "sick of the Sanders campaign lying" about contributions from fossil fuel companies to her campaign
Asked by an activist whether she'd commit to not accepting donations from the fossil fuel industry and from lobbyists, Clinton had a heated moment
The Vermont senator was left off the ballot for the June 14 primary because of an administrative error
Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton are in private talks, and may agree to a debate in New York
A Quinnipiac University survey shows the two New Yorkers win with home state advantages
At a rally in Harlem, Clinton kicks off her New York primary campaign with attack on Vermont senator
The survey, from Marquette Law School, finds Cruz leading Trump by 10 points and Sanders besting Clinton by 4 points
30-second spot includes violent footage from a Trump rally where a an attendee sucker-punched a protester in the face
The hashtag, #ToneDownForWhat, is a reference to a Clinton aide's comment that she would debate Sanders if he changes his "tone"