Politics

After closures at U.S.-Canada border, Trump says he'll halt nonessential travel at southern border

By Yamiche Alcindor

White House officials said the northern border closings -- like the southern border plan being considered -- will not apply to American citizens, green-card holders and foreigners who already have legal rights to be here.

Senate considers $100 billion coronavirus bill, bigger federal measure in works

By Lisa Mascaro, Zeke Miller, Andrew Taylor, Associated Press

The upcoming economic package alone could exceed $1 trillion, a rescue plan not seen since the Great Recession.

Trump's proposed coronavirus economic package could approach $1 trillion

By Lisa Mascaro, Zeke Miller, Associated Press

Trump's proposed economic package alone could approach $1 trillion, a rescue initiative not seen since the Great Recession.

WATCH: After 3 more wins, Biden reaches out to Sanders voters

By Will Weissert, Brian Slodysko, Associated Press

Using a livestream to address supporters from his home state of Delaware, Biden seemed ready to move past the primary. He paid tribute to the Vermont senator for advancing key issues like affordable health care and combating climate change.

4 takeaways as Biden pulls away in the delegate count

By Daniel Bush

Former Vice President Joe Biden’s strong performance on Tuesday extended a winning streak that started with a victory in South Carolina in late February. Since then, Biden has dominated Sen. Bernie Sanders with nearly every key Democratic voting bloc.

Progressive candidate Newman ousts Democratic incumbent in Illinois primary

By Sara Burnett, Associated Press

Marie Newman won a rematch Tuesday with Illinois Rep. Dan Lipinski, unseating one of the most conservative Democrats in Congress in a victory for abortion-rights advocates who have targeted the eight-term congressman for years.

Joe Biden wins Arizona primary

By Associated Press

Biden also won contests in Florida and Illinois on Tuesday.

Trump mulls sending all who cross border illegally to Mexico

By Elliot Spagat, Colleen Long, Associated Press

Two administration officials said Tuesday that the president has the power to take such action during a pandemic like the coronavirus outbreak but is still considering whether to do so.