Voters in a host of states are heading to polling places and caucus sites on the busiest day of the 2016 primaries.
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Bernie Sanders departed a news conference after voting in Vermont.
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Marco Rubio shook hands with supporters in Minnesota.
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Hillary Clinton listened to a man at a coffee shop in Minnesota.
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A volunteer wore a Hillary Clinton button in Texas.
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Ted Cruz spoke to the media after casting his vote in Texas.
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Two-month-old Steven Burke wore a sticker supporting Ted Cruz.
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John Kasich listened to his introduction at a rally in Virginia.
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A girl wore a Ronald Reagan t-shirt and a John Kasich sticker in Virginia.
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Marco Rubio supporters waited for him to speak in Minnesota.
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A Bernie Sanders supporter in London, England, sported buttons.
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Donald Trump stood with Chris Christie in Ohio.
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A supporter waited for Donald Trump to speak in Ohio.
While stumping for his wife, Bill Clinton entered a polling station at the Holy Name gymnasium in West Roxbury.
Voters head to the polls in Mass.Turnout is said to be heavy in Massachusetts in a potentially pivotal Super Tuesday.
Manchester newspaper regrets Chris Christie endorsement A New Hampshire Union Leader editorial said endorsing the New Jersey governor was a ?bad choice.?
A number of ?Leap Day babies? were born at Boston area hospitals on Monday, gaining an unusual birthday and a lifetime conversation starter.
The two brothers allegedly broke into a home, found the resident dead, and ransacked it, stealing checks, TVs, and copper piping.
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The Red Line driver whose train took off without him had violated MBTA rules 13 times before, including 5 safety violations, according to a new report.
?Making a Murderer? defense attorneys take show on the roadDean Strang and Jerry Buting, the lawyers on the Netflix true-crime series, will appear in Boston in April.
Cardinal O?Malley lauds role ?Spotlight? played in exposing clergy sex abuseThe Boston cardinal issued a statement Tuesday after the film?s Oscar win Sunday night.
Over the decades, Eugene Brezniak worked out logistics for more excursions than he could count.
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Some customers who came in were surprised to see city officials, including Boston Mayor Martin Walsh, on hand for the anniversary.
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The former president appeared in Newton and West Roxbury to rally support for his wife, Hillary Clinton, who is in a tight race with Bernie Sanders.
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