Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders take latest primaries, voters in California get to vote on weed and how to score "Hamilton" tickets.

Pennsylvania's unbound delegates are leading to more confusion for the GOP. The Wall Street Journal's Patrick O'Connor has the story.

Katie Zezima from the Washington Post gives us a look at Ted Cruz's come from behind strategy.

Ecuador searches for victims after powerful earthquake, Brazil's Lower House votes to impeach President and one way to escape America's high college costs.

Neil King from the Wall Street Journal explains why political rhetoric is causing a rising worry about the economy.

A new approach to Autism, do students need a testing bill of rights and why Apple and Google are struggling to design simple software.

Ted Cruz and Bernie Sanders get big wins in Wisconsin primaries, democratic superdelegates face pressure from Sanders supporters and heroic dog awarded top military medal.

GOP rivals tone down the insults at latest debate, historic flooding turns deadly in Louisiana and how 401k plans are falling short.

Bernie Sanders scores upset in Michigan, Donald Trump tightens grip on GOP and money lessons from the bank of mom and dad.

Cities struggle to deal with lead water pipes, eating fast food for a week and still being healthy and the best and worst states for retirement.

Candidates make final push before Super Tuesday voting, surprise win for the Oscar's best picture award and bosses step up employee monitoring at work.

White House and GOP continue to lock horns on Supreme Court nomination, how Donald Trump's army is transforming the GOP and meet the super-rich driving the 2016 election.

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal breaks down how Donald Trump's army is transforming the GOP.

Paul Singer from USA Today has a look at the 2016 races going forward.

How disgraced teachers hide from their past, your toaster may eventually spy on you and and the NBA stars who still live with mom.

Richard Wolf from USA Today breaks down how Justice Scalia's death could affect certain Supreme Court rulings.

University of Maryland's Peter Morici explains why the fringe candidates are doing so well this election cycle.

Donald Trump takes New Hampshire, Bernie Sanders trounces Hillary Clinton and a look at the biggest stressors at work.

New Hampshire opens the primary polls, White House wants 1.8 billion to combat Zika and he likes Bud but not whisky.

Second place in New Hampshire is just as good as first for the GOP. Caitlin Huey Burns from RealClearPolitics has more.

Will John Kasich's strategic moving to the left help his campaign? Michael Warren from the Weekly Standard has the story.

Grand jury in Texas indicts activists behind Planned Parenthood videos, Democrats make last pitch in Iowa and tips on tackling holiday bills.

Will the latest blizzard freeze the economy? Eric Morath from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

East Coast tries to rebound after blizzard, Broncos to meet Panthers in Super Bowl 50 and do planes really need life vests.

Latest on the powerful snowstorm that threatens the East Coast, Republican party grapples with prospect of a Trump victory and World War II vet reunites with wartime girlfriend.