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.

Trump Wants To Pay Legal Fees Of Man Who Sucker Punched Protester  —  Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump said Sunday that he has instructed his team to look into paying the legal fees of the man who sucker punched a black protester.  —  Trump said he doesn't condone violence.

‘One child knelt and prayed, the other was shot dead’: Eyewitness tells how Al Qaeda terrorists singled out their victims as they gun down 16 at Ivory Coast beach resort popular with Westerners  — Gunmen were allegedly targeting a U.S. delegation led by Assistant Secretary of Commerce Marcus Jadotte

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 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?

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.

Facing Long Primary Slog, Clinton Allies Fear Helping Trump  —  When Hillary Clinton dueled with Barack Obama for the Democratic presidential nomination in 2008, their slog eventually yielded to a largely unified party.  Obama said the process made him a stronger candidate and he later persuaded Clinton …

Florida Republicans Waver Over Trump  —  FORT LAUDERDALE—"I don't think I could," said Florida Lt. Gov. and U.S. Senate candidate Carlos Lopez-Cantera, when asked if he could support Donald Trump as the Republican presidential nominee.  —  It was a candid moment at a Broward County Republican …

The Party Still Decides  —  POLITICAL parties are mentioned nowhere in the Constitution, and the party nominating process offers few of the protections associated with the ideal of “one man one vote.”  Voters in early states have far more influence than voters in later ones.