Ted Cruz and John Kasich to Coordinate Against Donald Trump  —  Senator Ted Cruz and Gov. John Kasich of Ohio have agreed to coordinate in future primary contests in a last-ditch effort to deny Donald J. Trump the Republican presidential nomination, with each candidate standing aside …

We can celebrate Harriet Tubman without disparaging Andrew Jackson  —  Jim Webb, a Democratic U.S. senator from Virginia from 2007 to 2013, is the author of “Born Fighting: How the Scots-Irish Shaped America.”  —  One would think we could celebrate the recognition that Harriet Tubman …

Trump: 'Don't think you're ever going to see me again' if I lose  —  Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump  —  said if he loses the Republican nomination, people shouldn't expect him to stick around in the public eye.  —  “They fight like hell for six months …

Leading gay rights activist hacked to death in Bangladesh  —  Two people were hacked to death on Monday at an apartment in the Bangladesh capital Dhaka, police said, with a local television channel identifying one of them as a leading gay rights activist.  —  “Unidentified attackers entered …

Manziel Indicted By Dallas County Grand Jury  —  DALLAS (KRLD-AM) - Sources in the Dallas County District Attorney's office tell L.P. Phillips of KRLD-AM, Johnny Manziel has been indicted by a Dallas County Grand Jury on a misdemeanor assault with bodily injury charge.

Residents of Colorado town baffled after entire police force suddenly quits  —  If you find yourself in an emergency situation in Green Mountain Falls, Colo., don't bother calling police.  —  In this scenic western hamlet, they no longer exist.  —  All four members of the 700-person town's …

Gannett offers $815 million to buy Tribune Publishing  —  Gannett Co., which owns USA TODAY and more than 100 other media properties across the country, said Monday it offered to buy Tribune Publishing for about $815 million, its second big expansion move since spinning off from its former parent less than a year ago.

Bad Old Days  —  Roger Stone, the political provocateur, visited the bar at the Four Seasons Hotel on primary day last week to reminisce about his long friendship with Donald Trump.  It started in 1979, when Stone was a twenty-six-year-old aide in Ronald Reagan's Presidential campaign.

GOP's Supreme Court block will backfire  —  As the GOP's Senate majority hangs in the balance, here is the inspiring message from Majority Leader Mitch McConnell  —  (R- Ky.) as he asks voters to keep Republicans in charge: Senate Republicans will stop President Obama from putting anyone on the Supreme Court.

Campaign's Populist Tone Rankles America's CEOs  —  Executives worry rhetoric on immigration and trade will have repercussions beyond November  —  Chief executives at big American companies are increasingly frustrated by the populist tone of the presidential campaign, and concerns are mounting …

Kansas Governor Likens Destitute Food Stamps Recipients To Procrastinating College Kids  —  For over five years now, Kansas has served as an economic policy experiment for anti-tax, small-government conservatives.  Their lab work is costing the state hundreds of millions of dollars …

Gang of migrants demanding ‘respect’ smash way into Paris school and refuse to leave  —  MIGRANTS have been called a “disgrace” as they illegally squat in a school in Paris.  —  GETTY  —  A Paris school has been taken over by migrants  —  The 150 migrants have taken over the building …

Full transcript: POLITICO's Glenn Thrush interviews Roger Stone  —  GLENN THRUSH: So, Roger, welcome.  —  Here we sit, on a sunny Upper East Side morning, after Donald Trump has really dominated in the New York primary.  —  The first thing I have to say is, I want to clear up some old business …