2016 Diary, April 6: Frontrunners falter in Wisconsin
John Dickerson examines how the race in both parties could shift after both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump suffered defeats in the Wisconsin primary
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John Dickerson examines how the race in both parties could shift after both Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump suffered defeats in the Wisconsin primary
"We're all vulnerable to saying something we don't like," Clinton said in Pennsylvania
The former secretary of state said there's "not even the remotest chance" she'll end up in prison because of the controversy surrounding her emails
A AP-GfK poll released Friday found 55 percent view Clinton negatively and 69 percent view Trump negatively
Only two days earlier, Sanders said the exact opposite
Ahead of the New York primary, both Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are getting more aggressive
A new AP-GfK poll finds that Americans of nearly every race, gender, political persuasion and location hold Trump in deep disdain
In an interview with "CBS This Morning" anchor Charlie Rose, Sen. Bernie Sanders said his recent comments about Hillary Clinton were in response to her attacks
The former president said they are "defending the people who kill the lives you say matter"
Sanders said Wednesday, "I don't believe that she is qualified"
As New York race tightens, Sanders doubles down on Clinton attacks said Thursday
Maryland's primary races will be held on April 26
It hasn't mattered in almost three decades, but the race in the Empire State is shaping up to be one of the most consequential contests left on the 2016 map
He unleashed a harsh attack on Clinton before an audience of about 9,000 in Philadelphia Wednesday
In Tuesday's primary in Wisconsin, the two presidential front-runners got whipped; so they ran all the way home -- to New York
The senator from Vermont is ahead of Clinton by just two points
New York Daily News criticizes Sanders for "callously" defending firearms manufacturers in lawsuit brought by the families of Sandy Hook victims
Coming off a loss in Wisconsin, the former secretary of state is questioning her Democratic rival's commitment to the party
Yet with significant challenges ahead for Sanders and Cruz, the momentum may not be enough to thwart the 2016 front-runners
Cruz won across demographic groups, including some that have consistently backed Trump
Speaking to supporters Tuesday night, Sanders referred to his victory there as a sign of "momentum" for his campaign and the movement
Democrats, Republicans and independents can cast votes in Tuesday's primary
Clinton appeared on "The View" and talked about abortion, Donald Trump, and lighter issues, like her celebrity crush"
The Vermont senator, who leads in the polls heading into today's primary, spent almost $1 million more there
Robby Mook wrote a post on Medium to correct "misleading spin" from the Sanders campaign