Is New Hampshire about to flip the script for Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders?  —  David Axelrod is CNN's senior political commentator and host of the podcast “The Axe Files.”  He was senior adviser to President Barack Obama and chief strategist for the 2008 and 2012 Obama campaigns.

Think the Iowa polls were bad?  Wait until New Hampshire  —  Pollsters in Iowa are searching for answers after they failed to predict Ted Cruz's victory over Donald Trump and Marco Rubio.  It might even be worse next week in New Hampshire.  —  Pollsters and other observers surveyed …

NYC crane collapse: 1 killed, 3 injured after crane falls on cars in TriBeCa  —  LOWER MANHATTAN — A massive crane collapsed onto a row of cars in TriBeCa Friday morning, killing one person and injuring three others.  —  Reports of the fallen crane at 40 Worth St., near Church Street …

Why Liberals Should Support a Trump Republican Nomination  —  He'd probably be a better president than his rivals.  —  The initial stupefaction and dismay with which liberals greeted Donald Trump's candidacy have slowly given way to feelings of Schadenfreude— reveling in the suffering of others …

Barbara Bush: Jeb is ‘almost too polite’  —  Former first lady Barbara Bush has some advice for Jeb Bush ahead of Saturday's Republican debate: Man up.  —  “He's almost too polite.  I don't advise him, but if I gave him advice I would say, 'Why don't you interrupt like other people do?'”

Time for Chelsea Clinton's Easy Ride to End  —  When precisely did Chelsea Clinton complete her transition from a White House kid whom journalists agreed to treat as off-limits to a public figure deserving of the full scrutiny of the press corps?  —  The unsettling answer to the question appears to be, “Not yet.”

Donald Trump supporters think about morality differently than other voters.  Here's how.  —  Moral Foundations Theory was invented to compare different human cultures.  But it can also explain our political landscape.  —  How on Earth can anyone vote for that ...  [fill in the blank]?

In Iran, State-Backed Companies Win From Lifted Sanctions  —  TEHRAN — Only weeks into what was widely anticipated to be a helter-skelter, post-sanctions rush of Western money and expertise into Iran, limits to the country's opening are beginning to emerge as the conservative leadership seeks to limit the reach of Western influences.

Wife crashes her own funeral, horrifying her husband, who had paid to have her killed  —  Noela Rukundo sat in a car outside her home, watching as the last few mourners filed out.  They were leaving a funeral — her funeral.  —  Finally, she spotted the man she'd been waiting for.