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Colbert slams Trump for failing 'easiest test': Not condemning the KKK
"When someone asks you, 'will you disavow the Ku Klux Klan?', just say yes!"
It's Super Tuesday. Here's how you can follow it live.
It's that magical day in politics when Americans in 12 states cast their votes.
By Mashable Election Team
Truly American Chrome extension will change 'Trump' to 'Drumpf'
Make your browser great again.
Donald Trump refuses to disavow support from David Duke, ex head of Ku Klux Klan
Ignorance is clearly the best way to hang onto a high-profile endorsement from a former KKK member.
Trump retweets a quote from the founder of Fascism
Donald Trump = Benito Mussolini?
Biz Please episode 6: All the Donald that's fit to print
Donald Trump, Kanye West and how to stop a phenomenon.
'My Bernie' toy promises more fun, more friendship for the 99%
Wagging finger included.
By Chloe Bryan
Even the evilest villains think our sexual assault laws are outrageous
This Funny or Die video uses super villains to make a very good point about rights for sex assault survivors.
By Rebecca Ruiz
Bills that attack transgender people don't keep anyone safe
In more than a dozen state legislatures across the country, anti-LGBT lawmakers are targeting transgender Americans in unique and deeply disturbing ways.
By Chad Griffin & Mara Keisling
Footage emerges of a young Bernie Sanders getting arrested during civil rights protest
Sanders was charged with resisting arrest.
UK wins hard-fought deal for less-intrusive EU
The agreement is seen as a key stepping stone to the in-out referendum in Britain on continued EU membership that could come as soon as this summer.
By The Associated Press
Mourners pack Supreme Court to pay tribute to Antonin Scalia
After a private ceremony for family, friends and justices, Scalia's casket was on public view from 10:30 a.m. until 8 p.m.
By The Associated Press
Hillary Clinton wins the support of fashion's queen
Anna Wintour in your corner is already a win.
By David Yi
Without Scalia, Obama's climate plan may have a better chance of survival
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia's death makes it more likely that President Obama's global warming plan will be upheld.
Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia dead at 79
The supreme court justice was found dead at a resort ranch in Texas.