2016 primaries: The home stretch, by the numbers
With just handful of states left on the primary calendar for Democrats and Republicans, here's a look at the lay of the land in the final contests
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With just handful of states left on the primary calendar for Democrats and Republicans, here's a look at the lay of the land in the final contests
After a half-dozen U.S. senators -- including Bernie Sanders -- complained to the FCC, President Obama is weighing in, too
A french national, a high school student, and an unemployed single mother team up to support the Vermont senator
Both candidates sounded like strident winners on Tuesday night, but they readily acknowledged the fight is not over
What the exit polling says about the way the front-runners won their home state and what's ahead on the road to the nomination
After her victory over Bernie Sanders Tuesday, Clinton expressded confidence she'll win the Democratic nomination
Exit polling found the former secretary of state winning big margins among minorities and older voters in the Empire State
New York, which three of the five remaining candidates can count as a "home state," is the first big primary in two weeks
Expectations are high for both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump, who both enjoy big leads in the Empire State over their respective primary competitors
New York holds its primaries Tuesday, and there are 247 delegates at stake in the Democratic contest here
Sanders' campaign complains that his rival's campaign and the DNC are improperly using funds raised through a joint fundraising committee
The Vermont senator spent $6.64 million on television and radio advertising in the last two weeks
The enthusiasm for the Democratic candidate is apparent in New York, but it remains to be seen whether that will translate into votes
The survey, from NBC/Wall Street Journal, found voters holding highly negative views of the top candidates for president
The Democratic front-runner said Monday at a campaign stop that she thinks she'll do "really well" in Tuesday's New York primary
U.S. individual tax rates are among the lowest in the developed world, but we don't get what we don't pay for
"CBS This Morning" asked Sanders about the 28 pages redacted from a congressional report on the 9/11 terrorist attacks
Sanders ahead on authenticity, but trails on specificity, electability
Vermont senator tells "Face the Nation" his 2016 opponent has been "misrepresenting" his record, so he will start "responding in kind"
"I wonder why the pope gave him five [minutes]," Trump said, "he shouldn't have given him that much time, really"
Despite the Vatican initially saying there would be no meeting between the Democratic presidential candidate and Francis, one happened anyway Saturday morning
The most compelling images from the week's news, April 9-15, 2016
Clinton arrived at the event just minutes after the protesters
The Democratic presidential candidate releases his 2014 federal tax return, which shows he mostly lives off a six-figure government salary
Bishop Marcello Sanchez Sorondo invited Sanders and is not shying away from getting involved in political movements