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After New Hampshire, both parties will be chasing the fast-growing number of eligible Latinos. They could make a crucial difference in several states. We hear what divides a group of 27 million potential voters—and what unites them.

In the first months of campaigning for the GOP presidential nomination, Donald Trump has relied on sweeping generalities, but many want to know more. We talk with supporters and skeptics about Trump's record and his White House qualifications.

Millions are expected this weekend in Northern California for the 50th Super Bowl, but it won't be all about party time.  There's new evidence of a long-suspected link between the big game and human trafficking.

Monday's unexpected results in Iowa shook up Republican Party politics. This coming Tuesday, New Hampshire voters could bring some campaigns to an end while giving new life to others. We check out the action. 

Hillary Clinton might become the first woman president, but some likely voters say she's not the embodiment of "feminist" ideals. 

Last night's Iowa caucuses helped to clarify the campaigns of both political parties -- but not enough for confident predictions about what's next. We hear about the upcoming challenges for candidates claiming victory — and those perceived to have lost.

The World Health Organization today declared the spread of the Zika virus a public health emergency… but said that travel restrictions are not necessary. It's still not clear if the illness causes birth defects, and US health officials say there's no crisis here yet.

Three days before the Iowa caucuses, the presidential nomination campaign is more chaotic than ever… with Donald Trump staging his own show instead of debating opponents. We hear what's at stake for Republicans, and for Democrats, in what's only the first stop in what could be a long road to nomination. 

The US Supreme Court has ruled that "kids are different," but thousands of juveniles are still being tried as grown-ups. They're often confined with adult prisoners—even when their crimes are not serious or violent. We hear how the war on crime eroded juvenile justice.

Democrat Bernie Sanders wants to raise taxes, even if they punish the rich. Donald Trump is rich — but he still has the support of Americans worried that the economy has left them behind. We hear how economic inequality is playing a role in the presidential campaign.