Keith Klein from WGCL in Bloomington, IN breaks down last night Presidential Primary surprises.

Voters are more and more sure of which side they are on. The Atlantic's Andrew McGill has more.

Since dropping out of the presidential race Marco Rubio has stayed silent. Marc Caputo from POLITICO has the story.

Front-runners try to close the deal in Indiana, a look at House Speaker Paul Ryan, six months in and a few things you may not have known about Leicester, England.

Donald Trump holds 15-point lead ahead of Republican rivals, flooding in Southeast turns deadly and can shampoos with caffeine thicken men's hair.

Paul Singer from USA Today has more on the takeaways from last nights primaries.

Ted Cruz and John Kasich are running out of winnable states. Janet Hook from the Wall Street Journal has the latest.

American executives are worried about the current campaign rhetoric. Nick Timiraos from the Wall Street Journal explains.

Donald Trump hits New York, but the party stays split. Beth Reinhard from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Dave Edwards from WHBY breaks down why Wisconsin is so pivotal during this election cycle.

Why are John Kasich and Ted Cruz struggling to garner the same media attention as Donald Trump? Chris Deaton from The Weekly Standard has the story.

Expect foreign policy to hit center stage in the presidential campaigns. The Boston Globe's James Pindell has the story.

Suicide bomber kills dozens celebrating Easter in Pakistan, more Americans confirmed dead in Brussels, and security officials brace for the GOP convention.

Evangelicals could play a big role in South Carolina. Josh Kraushaar from National Journal has the story.