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Bernie Sanders needs a lot more than Michigan to beat Hillary Clinton
Bernie sanders' Michigan win injected life into his campaign, but is unlikely to fundamentally alter his chances of becoming the Democratic nominee.
By Emily Cahn
Sanders and moderators put Clinton on defense at Democratic debate
From her emails to Benghazi to her paid speeches, moderators asked Clinton questions that had her pushing back on her record during her time in politics.
By Emily Cahn
Clinton, Sanders promise no child deportations if elected president
Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders promised not deport children who came to the United States illegally during a Democratic primary debate Wednesday night.
By Emily Cahn
Hillary Clinton on email indictment: 'That's not going to happen'
Hillary Clinton insisted at the Democratic debate that she would not be indicted over her email controversy.
By Emily Cahn
Portland pot shops are selling joints to raise money for Bernie Sanders
"Burn One for Bernie"
By Mona Zhang
Mitt Romney keeps it classy while reading mean tweets from Trump and his supporters
Trump supporters are excellent spellers.
All the lies Donald Trump told in his election night infomercial
He waved a copy of Trump Magazine, except it wasn't Trump Magazine. And the Trump Steaks weren't Trump Steaks.
College students are using social media to keep #GunsOut of schools
"These are the only guns I want on campus."
This state could prove whether Cruz-mentum is real
If Cruz wins Mississippi, it would break Trump's winning streak in the Deep South primary states, and will help cement him as the anti-Trump.
By Emily Cahn
7 ways 'House of Cards' Season 4 eerily mirrors real life
From a KKK scandal to a familiar-sounding terrorist organization
By Yohana Desta
Remembering Nancy Reagan's most iconic fashion statements
Beyond her accomplishments as first lady, Reagan made style history at every age.
'I am sick of being silenced': 14 women share their abortion stories
Women anonymously tell Mashable what it feels like to be shamed over having an abortion.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Louis C.K. wants a conservative president, calls Donald Trump 'Hitler'
The comedian warns of the dangers of trusting men with combovers.
The race for the Republican nomination isn't ending anytime soon
They're just getting started.
By The Associated Press
'House of Cards' review: The politicians you love to hate are back
Plus, eerie parallels with the current presidential election.
By Yohana Desta
Lively protesters demand $15 minimum wage outside Fox News' GOP debate
Hundreds of protesters gathered outside of the Fox Theatre in Detroit, Michigan ahead of Thursday night's GOP debate
5 of Katy Perry's most political performances
Katy Perry performed at a Hillary Clinton fundraiser Wednesday night, but it's hardly the first time she's showed her support onstage.
By Emily Blake
Caitlyn Jenner wants to be Ted Cruz's 'trans ambassador'
Jenner, who is a Republican, thinks she might be able to change Ted Cruz's mind on transgender issues.
By Rebecca Ruiz
KAYAK wants to give Trump-haters a one-way ticket to Canada
Super Tuesday got you down?
President Obama and Michelle Obama will deliver SXSW keynotes
The White House is going to Austin, Texas.
By Yohana Desta
What 'coming out of the closet' and abortion rights have in common
A novel argument challenges the Supreme Court to look at abortion stigma in a new light.
By Rebecca Ruiz
A holistic abortion treats mind, body and heart
Whole Woman's Health wants to offers women abortion care that is compassionate and empowering.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Scott Walker's weird hand photo is creeping out the Internet
Put your hands away, Internet.
By Chloe Bryan
This is what the biggest day of the primary season looks like
Candidates fight for votes in 12 states on Super Tuesday.
