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“If this is how Trump supporters swing into action, what happens when the press looks into corrupt dealings, for example, or is critical of [the candidate's] policies?” Julia Ioffe worries.

Chinese state media has questioned the GOP front-runner’s desire for friendly relations, terming his foreign policy “inconsistent.”

Protesters were reportedly seen blocking roads and throwing debris at passing cars, while one demonstrator was seen stomping on a police cruiser.

Six people were being monitored for possible toxic exposure at the candidate's New York City building.

A critical endorsement from a famed basketball coach, revered by Hoosiers, comes just before next week's key GOP primary.

Opponents of the GOP front-runner said they would demonstrate Thursday evening against "racism, sexism, religious, bigotry."

In an interview with the New York Times Magazine, the president outlines his thoughts on the economy. Here are his key points, in five charts.

The former speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives also referred to the senator from Texas as a “miserable son of a bitch.”

Now that it appears inevitable that Donald Trump will be the Republican nominee for president, the businessman claims he will start acting more “presidential.”

Some believe selecting the former Hewlett-Packard CEO, once a popular presidential candidate, could help Cruz with women voters.

Cruz being nominated to the Supreme Court, as a House leader suggests, would be the stuff of nightmares for Democrats.

The wall, expected to run 700 kilometers on Kenya's northeastern border, specifically targets the Somalia-based al-Shabab terror group, and possibly ISIS.

Comedian Seth Meyers mocked the media’s rush to speculate about the presidential candidates’ running mate decisions on “Late Night” Tuesday.

Republican voters in Pennsylvania indicated that the contentious GOP race has hurt the party.

The Republican front-runner will attempt to shore up his foreign policy credentials with a speech on economic and security policy Wednesday.

Trump and Clinton are both closer to their parties' nominations after five primary contests Tuesday, while Sanders faces a very uphill climb.

But will the Democratic front-runner's newfound progressive stance on economic issues win over Sanders' supporters for the general election?

New York’s attorney general had filed a $40 million civil suit against the university, alleging that the institute made false advertising promises to attract students.

Despite attack ads and millions of dollars spent against him, the GOP front-runner won five states Tuesday — by large margins.

Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders are set to address supporters as results come in for Tuesday night's primaries.

Tuesday’s votes in the so-called Acela primaries could help the leading candidates widen their delegate count against rival contenders.