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How a Major U.S. Party First Nominated a Woman for Vice President

By Lily Rothman

Ted Cruz Selects Carly Fiorina as Vice-Presidential Pick

By Alex Altman and Zeke J Miller

Why #NeverTrump Is Rarely Working

By Alex Altman

Rivals Look to General Election

By Sam Frizell
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Trump, Clinton Aim for Big Night

But there's drama down ballot

By Jay Newton-Small

Trump Back on the Warpath Against 'Lyin' Cruz and '1 for 41' Kasich

He was also highly critical of John Kasich's eating style

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Cruz and Kasich Unite to Block Trump

The move fulfills a longstanding wish of anti-Trump forces within the GOP

By Zeke J Miller

Exclusive: Trump Losing Unbound Delegate Race

The group could be pivotal

By Tessa Berenson Rogers

Trump Tones Down the Bombast on the Trail

The billionaire strikes a new tone as he retools his campaign

By Philip Elliott / Harrington, Del.

Presidential Candidates Spent $1 Billion Already

Nearly two-thirds was in the Republican primary

By Center for Public Integrity / Michael Beckel, Dave Levinthal and Carrie Levine

GOP Delegates Raise Convention Security Questions

One pro-Trump group has said it will publicize hotel room numbers of delegates

By Zeke J MIller / Hollywood, Florida

Donald Trump Open to Transgender Bathroom Access

The Republican goes against most conservative leaders on transgender bathroom access

By Maya Rhodan

Ted Cruz Seeks to Mend Fences With Republican Elites

Ted Cruz has made few friends among Republicans in Washington during his nearly four years in the Senate, but his message to GOP elite as he looks to build support to the party’s presidential nominee...

By Zeke J Miller / Hollywood, Florida

Sanders Spent $9 Per Vote in New York. Trump? About 13 Cents.

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders faltered in New York despite outspending front-runner Hillary Clinton on the television and radio airwaves.Sanders won about 750,000 votes in New York — or 42 percent — while spending more...

By Michael Beckel / Center for Public Integrity

Republicans Turn Up the Charm on GOP Officials

Facing the prospect of a contested convention, the three remaining GOP presidential contenders are turning up the charm offensive on the party’s governing body, the Republican National Committee.With the odds of an unsettled convention higher...

By Zeke J MIller / Hollywood, Florida

Trump Celebrates Hometown Win in Style

Men in white gloves guarded the gold-plated elevators of Trump Tower, as guests buzzed around waiting for The Donald to arrive.The shops selling Donald Trump’s colognes with names like “Success” and “Empire” were closed for...

By Charlotte Alter / New York City

Sanders Outspent Clinton in New York Primary

The New York presidential primary is a study in contrasts for underdogs.Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders is outspending rival Hillary Clinton on the airwaves in New York and hoping for an upset. Republicans Ted Cruz...

By Center for Public Integrity / Dave Levinthal and Michael Beckel

Trump, Clinton Win New York

Easy victories for the home-state candidates

By Katie Reilly and Sam Frizell

New York Showdown

Strong victories would yield large numbers of delegates

By Sam Frizell

GOP Chairman: Don't Change the Rules

Facing harsh criticism from front-runner Donald Trump, the Republican National Committee has all-but ceased efforts to update the rules that govern the upcoming convention in preparation for the first potential contested gathering in more than...

By Zeke J Miller
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