Candidates Spend Final Day Campaigning Before New York's Primary
All of the candidates are busy making last-minute pitches for support.
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All of the candidates are busy making last-minute pitches for support.
Vice President Joe Biden says the U.S. has an obligation to push Israel toward peace with Palestinians despite a sometimes "overwhelming frustration" with Israel's government.
Donald Trump made an unfortunate slip-of-the-tongue while campaigning in Buffalo, New York, on Monday evening at his final rally before Tuesday's big-prize primary.
One person was killed, and nine other people were hospitalized, in an extra-alarm fire in Prospect Lefferts Gardens, Brooklyn Monday evening.
Ted Cruz campaigns in Maryland on Monday, April 18, 2016, the day before the New York Republican primary.
John Kasich campaigns in upstate New York on Monday, April 16, 2016, ahead of the state's Republican primary.
Donald Trump campaigns in New York City and Buffalo on Monday, April 16, 2016, ahead of the New York Republican primary.
Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders held a rally in Long Island City, Queens on Monday, April 18, 2016, a day ahead of the New York presidential primary.
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton campaigned in New York City on Monday, April 18, 2016 ahead of the New York state Democratic primary.
Actor Mark Ruffalo interviewed presidential candidate Bernie Sanders as the two took a walk together in Brooklyn just yards from where the White House hopeful grew up.
Two young American singers have won a musical theater competition honoring Kurt Weill, who composed "The Threepenny Opera."
Pearl Jam is joining the list of other musicians who have decided to cancel concerts in North Carolina because of the state's new law on LGBT rights.
Legendary actress Doris Roberts, well-known for her role in the CBS sitcom "Everybody Loves Raymond," has died at the age of 90.
Sources said Monday that the face of a woman may not be replacing Alexander Hamilton on the $10 bill after all, but may instead by coming to the $20 bill.
A former leader of a black student group has admitted tweeting anonymous threats against fellow black college students in New Jersey last fall.
