Richmond Greyhound shooting: Trooper, suspect dead; 2 people wounded  —  RICHMOND, Va. — A Virginia State trooper who was shot when a suspect opened fire at a Greyhound bus station in Richmond Thursday afternoon has died, according to Virginia State Police.

Trump's Threat on Pledge Could Cost Him South Carolina Delegates  —  Donald Trump's announcement that he no longer stands by a pledge to support the GOP has thrown his hold on South Carolina's 50 delegates in doubt.  —  The Palmetto State was one of several that required candidates to pledge …

Clinton: 'I'm so sick' of Sanders campaign lying about me  —  's campaign of lying about her in a heated exchange with an environmental activist.  —  “I am so sick of the Sanders campaign lying about me.  I'm sick of it,” the visibly angry Democratic presidential hopeful said …

Pool owners warned of electrocution risk  —  James Tramel, 43, died trying to save his children from a pool in Palm Springs Easter Sunday.  Tramel was electrocuted when he jumped into the pool after seeing his nine-year-old daughter being electrically shocked.  —  “Electricity is invisible.

Romney/Ryan Wouldn't be GOP Salvation Against Clinton  —  PPP's newest national poll finds that Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan wouldn't exactly be the solution to the GOP's Donald Trump problem, with Romney doing even worse head to head against Hillary Clinton than Trump does.

7-week-old boy found safe after mall abduction, suspect in custody  —  UPPER MERION TOWNSHIP, Penn.  — Pennsylvania State Police have safely located a 7-week-old boy who was abducted from a food court Thursday night in Upper Merion Township.  —  Ahsir Simmons was found around 10:30 p.m. …

Trump makes nice with the RNC  —  Donald Trump has broken the Republican Party.  On Thursday, he took his most visible steps to fix it.  —  With a looming loss in Wisconsin vastly increasing the odds of a contested convention, Trump trekked to Capitol Hill to meet with Republican National …

‘One shot at the queen’: FBI, AG intensify focus on Clinton email probe  —  As the FBI enters the final phases of its investigation into Hillary Clinton's use of an unauthorized email server for government business, Attorney General Loretta Lynch and FBI Director James Comey are meeting frequently …

Republicans would be screwed without racist voters  —  The Republican Party can be understood, broadly, as a coalition of people who dislike food stamps because they think the government is too big and discourages people from working, plus people who dislike food stamps because they think black people get them.

Strange baby faces popping up around Denver … DENVER — For months little doll faces have been turning heads all over Denver.  —  Many people have shared photos and locations of the faces online, but there still appear to be more questions about these strange faces than answers.

KCK officers seek teen who made a small gesture that left a big impact  —  KANSAS CITY, Kan. — The Kansas City, Kansas Police Department posted a picture of a napkin on its Facebook page and it's gotten hundreds of shares.  On the napkin, was a message written to two officers by a KCK teen.

NASCAR driver faces seven charges in biggest tobacco-smuggling bust in North America  —  NASCAR driver/owner Derek White turned himself into authorities Wednesday and faces seven charges in connection to the biggest tobacco-smuggling bust in North American history, NBC Sports has learned.

Fox Business Network Poll: Cruz leads in Wisconsin  —  Ted Cruz leads Donald Trump in the Republican nomination contest in Wisconsin, according to a Fox Business Network Poll released Thursday.  —  Cruz garners 42 percent among Wisconsin likely GOP primary voters, while Trump receives 32 percent.

Bentley bought multiple disposable ‘burner’ cell phones at Tuscaloosa Best Buy, employees say  —  I just remember Governor Bentley coming into Best Buy.  And he purchased one  —  Gov. Robert Bentley personally bought multiple inexpensive, disposable cell phones last year at a Best Buy in Tuscaloosa …

EXCLUSIVE: Trump Hotels executive Nathan Crisp busted for Easter beatdown on mother of two  —  An executive who helps run Donald Trump's hotel chain was arrested for attacking a young mother outside his ritzy downtown Brooklyn condo.  —  Nathan Crisp was charged with misdemeanor assault …

How to Hack an Election  —  Andrés Sepúlveda rigged elections throughout Latin America for almost a decade.  He tells his story for the first time. … It was just before midnight when Enrique Peña Nieto declared victory as the newly elected president of Mexico.

George Mason University Renames Law School After Justice Antonin Scalia  —  Change comes after school received two donations totaling $30 million  —  George Mason University School of Law, named after a founding father known for his refusal to sign the Constitution, is renaming itself …

Wind complicates massive fire near Providence College  —  PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Thursday's fire on Eaton Street in Providence was fueled by fast-moving winds, according to officials.  —  One home on the street was destroyed and several others sustained damage.

Campaign Exposes Fissures Over Issues, Values and How Life Has Changed in the U.S.  —  Just 38% of GOP voters say party would ‘solidly unite’ behind Trump  —  The 2016 presidential campaign has exposed deep disagreements between - and within - the two parties on a range of major policy issues.

Cruz predicts Trump won't be able to mount a third-party run  —  Donald Trump won't be able to mount a third-party bid for president if he loses the Republican nomination, Ted Cruz said Thursday.  —  “He doesn't have the option of running as a third-party [candidate],” the Texas senator told Wisconsin radio host Charlie Sykes.

At least FIFTY ISIS supporters are working as baggage handlers, cleaners and catering staff at Brussels airport, claim police  —  Police at Brussels airport have claimed at least 50 Islamic State supporters are working there as baggage handlers, cleaners and catering staff.

Dow posts biggest quarterly comeback since 1933  —  CNBC's Bob Pisani and Art Cashin, of UBS, discuss the first quarter turnaround and how the second quarter is likely to begin.  —  After tumultuous trading in early 2016, two of the three major U.S. averages clawed back to finish the first quarter in the green.

Mississippi Same-Sex Adoption Ban Unconstitutional, Federal Judge Rules  —  WASHINGTON — A federal judge in Mississippi on Thursday afternoon halted enforcement of the state's ban on same-sex couples adopting children.  —  Citing the U.S. Supreme Court's 2015 decision ending bans …

Library of Congress to Eliminate Terms ‘Illegal Alien’ and ‘Alien’  —  The Library of Congress is dropping the terms “illegal alien” and “alien” from its subject headings after a group of college students and the American Library Association protested the words' usage.