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Republicans will face off in Arizona and Utah, while Democrats battle it out in all three states.

The hackers also sent out a threat to Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton, pledging '#TotalAnarchy'.

The Missouri primaries were highly contested with Republican race outcome yet to be announced.

The Democratic presidential candidate plays herself on the show.

Joe Scarborough's comment directed at Clinton to 'smile' led to the hashtag #SmileForJoe.

Florida Senator Marco Rubio drops his presidential bid following a tough blow in his home state.

Victorious Clinton pivots to Trump: 'President needs to defend nation, not embarrass it.'

Jenner also supports Donald Trump in upcoming I Am Cait episode.

Florida, Illinois, Missouri, North Carolina and Ohio voters head to polls in winner-take-all contests.

Obama cautions White House contenders to behave themselves during political rallies.

The Democratic Presidential candidate slammed Trump's claims that Sanders supporters provoked violent clashes in Chicago.

Sanders reached out and spoke to his fellow Americans and fought for cohesion, not division.

The Democratic candidates meet for a second time this week for The Washington Post-Univision debate.

Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders meet a day after Sanders' upset win in Michigan on 8 March.

Before an election can take place, the Democratic and Republican parties need to choose a nominee.

Sanders stays relentlessly on-message: that America is being stolen by corrupt Wall Street oligarchs.

Trump grabs Hawaii, Michigan and Mississippi whiles Sanders wins an upset in Michigan.

The billionaire nailed his colours to the mast in an article called 'The Risk I Will Not Take'.

The Vermont senator took home at least 14 delegates and 1 super delegate from Maine.

The remaining two Democratic candidates met up for the first time since Super Tuesday.

Republican candidate Donald Trump spoke after wins in the Republican Kentucky caucus.

IBTimes UK interviews an investment tycoon on the US markets and the candidates' economic policies.

The remaining two Democratic candidates face off on 6 March following Super Tuesday.

Some Republicans are now so worried about the prospect of Trump as President they'd even vote Clinton.

The former staffer had invoked his Fifth Amendment rights before a congressional panel in September.

Democrats will face off in 17 states, while Republicans will battle in 15 states in March.

Republican Ben Carson was no stranger to controversial comments but couldn't compete with Trump.

The belief that the world is a just place is one of many fallacies deeply rooted in human psychology.

Clinton claimed Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Tennessee, Virginia and Texas on Super Tuesday.

Trump and Democrat Hillary Clinton claim seven states each on Super Tuesday, when 12 states were voting.