Quiz: Have you been following the news this week? March 4 edition
It was a raucous week on the campaign trail, but there were big developments elsewhere as well - take our quiz and see how closely you've paid attention
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It was a raucous week on the campaign trail, but there were big developments elsewhere as well - take our quiz and see how closely you've paid attention
The Republican presidential candidate, who has previously promised to perform "a lot worse" than waterboarding on terrorists, seemed to reverse that position Friday
Tune in for the latest on the chaotic GOP campaign and a fresh batch of survey data ahead of next week's Michigan primary
Immigrant ban, trade sanctions and budget busters prompt belated moves by financial leaders to block businessman's rise
Amid the insults and vulgarity, Ohio Gov. John Kasich seemed like the adult in the room, but will voters care?
John Dickerson: I asked Twitter, if they could show their kids the answers of only one candidate, which one would it be?
Donald Trump rally at Iowa school sparked protest from some students who cited their own anti-bullying rules in trying to stop it
He's faced pressure to back a candidate, especially since Rubio is from Florida. Scott announced his decision in a Facebook post
Ohio governor believes that after Thursday's debate, American voters will "focus on who really had the substance up there"
GOP front-runner issues warning after Arizona senator sided with Mitt Romney in criticizing Trump
The front-runner defended his "flexible" approach to policy positions, while making some wild and unpredictable statements in Thursday's debate
The GOP front-runner and real estate mogul accounted for 74 percent of Google searches during debate time
Trump said at the Republican debate that the BBB had given his school an "A" rating
Trump spoke to the New York Times editorial board in January, and immigration reportedly came up
"Look at those hands, are they small hands?" Trump asked rival Marco Rubio
The candidates will meet on stage for the first time since the Super Tuesday contests
The debate comes two days after Trump expanded his delegate lead on Super Tuesday
The four remaining candidates—Donald Trump, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio and John Kasich—face off for the first time after Trump's Super Tuesday victories
William Cohen was referring to Trump's remarks about ordering the military to kill the families of terrorists
Flight student in California investigated by federal agents for what he calls "just a stupid post" on his Facebook page
Romney said he wouldn't have accepted it if Trump had made the same controversial remarks four years ago
Of his subdued appearance behind Trump on Super Tuesday, Christie said, "I understand that everyone had a lot of fun with it"
Trump warned Tuesday that there would be repercussions if Ryan didn't cooperate with him as president
Mexican Treasury Secretary Luis Videgaray says "emphatically and categorically" that it isn't going to foot the bill for the project
Dean Baquet, who sat in on the meeting, talks about reports questioning whether the closed-door conversation undermined Trump's stand on his defining issue: immigration