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President Obama to nominate Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court

Garland, 63, is the high-regarded chief judge of the U.S. federal appeals court.

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The Daily 202: The Stop Trump movement’s last realistic hope is now a contested convention in Cleveland

Clinton has her mojo back, and everything you need to know about last night’s election results

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Trump: ‘I think you’d have riots’ if contested convention results in a different nominee

The Republican front-runner won in Florida, North Carolina and Illinois on Tuesday, extending his delegate lead over Sen. Ted Cruz and Gov. John Kasich.

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North Korea sentences U-Va. student to 15 years of hard labor in prison

Otto Warmbier was detained in early January after touring the country on his way to Hong Kong.

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Donald Trump will skip upcoming Fox debate for ‘major speech’ before Jewish group

"I'm making a very major speech in front of a very important group of people," he said on Fox News before confirming that the group is AIPAC.

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Washington region tackles unprecedented workday shutdown of Metrorail

Thousands of residents who normally Metro, instead flood area roadways and pack buses to get to work and school.

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Rubio’s demise marks the last gasp of the Republican reboot

The path to victory charted by the Washington establishment has been upended by Donald Trump.

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2016 NCAA Tournament cheat sheet: Bracket predictions, smart upset picks, bulletproof favorites

The best tips and tricks to help you win your bracket pool.

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Colin Cowherd’s theory about Johnny Manziel might be crazy enough to be right

When it comes to Johnny Football, any theory is plausible.

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A good night for Trump and a better night for Clinton

The front-runners padded their leads in delegates, leaving rivals scratching to stop them.

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Did Paul Ryan just leave the door open to accepting his party’s nomination for president?

You can read his interview with John Harwood a few ways.

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Donald Trump just threatened more violence. Only this time, it’s directed at the GOP.

After a series of big wins, Trump warns Republicans that a contested convention could lead to violence.

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The perfect NCAA Bracket to win your March Madness pool

March Madness is here, and the only thing we can be sure of is unpredictability. Unless you have the blueprints to build the perfect bracket.

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‘Not God’s plan': Marco Rubio’s brutal fall

After this defeat, what comes next?

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