3/13: Trump Ahead in FL, IL... Kasich Up in OH... Clinton Ahead in FL, IL, and OH  —  In the Republican presidential primary contests in Florida and Illinois, businessman Donald Trump exhibits continued strength in his bid for the GOP nomination.  Trump is also a strong second in Ohio behind the state's popular governor, John Kasich.

Trump ends wild day on campaign trail by calling for protesters' arrests  —  Watch CNN's Democratic Town Hall, co-hosted by TV One, Sunday at 8 p.m. ET.  —  (CNN)Donald Trump on Saturday called for protesters who disrupt his rallies to be arrested, one day after altercations and protests forced …

How Trump Happened  —  It's not just anger over jobs and immigration.  White voters hope Trump will restore the racial hierarchy upended by Barack Obama.  —  “First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win,” goes the line attributed to Mahatma Gandhi.

Bill Clinton's odious presidency: Thomas Frank on the real history of the '90s  —  NAFTA.  The crime bill.  Prisons.  Aides wondered if Bill knew who he was.  His legacy is sadly clear  —  Democratic presidential nominee Bill Clinton gives the thumbs up sign as he speaks to a gathering at the University of Toledo in 1992.

Former GOP senator: Brokered convention will bring ‘revolution’  —  Former Sen. Al D'Amato (R-N.Y.) said on Sunday that Republicans should not try to intervene at the party's convention in order to stop Donald Trump  —  from securing the nomination, warning that doing so would cause a “revolution” in the party.

How Democrats abandoned the working class and spurred rise of Donald Trump  —  Inequality has risen.  Jobs are going overseas.  The more the stock market rises, the more the working class feels crushed by globalization.  —  And all of this has occurred exactly as Democrats have engineered it.

How the $15 wage is already killing Seattle jobs  —  Attention, Gov. Cuomo: It's time to rethink your “fight for $15.”  —  Spiking the minimum wage statewide may appeal to a Democrat eyeing a future run for national office.  But it's a bad idea for New York.  —  Don't believe us?

So here's my story about this picture, and I promise you it's the god honest truth :  —  my friend Sean Kavanagh and I are walking out of the UIC Pavilion filled with some of the most palpable joy I've ever experienced.  We did it.  We fought for the truth and for a moment, a brief day, WON.