Trump looks to Wisconsin win after controversy
In Madison Wisconsin ahead of next Tuesday's presidential primary Republicans face a pivotal moment as Donald Trump fights off controversy and seeks to clinch delegates to secure the nomination. Ted Cruz positions for a reshaped race while Wisconsin figures weigh the brash campaign against party unity.
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California and New York set to raise minimum wage to $15
California and New York poised to lift the base pay to 15 dollars an hour after governors and lawmakers reached deals. Brown will sign the bill in California. Cuomo announced a tentative deal in New York. The move aims to reduce income inequality amid a presidential election year and draws praise from labor officials and President Obama.
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Clinton campaigns to win New York on manufacturing plan
Hillary Clinton plans a 10 billion manufacturing revival push aimed at Syracuse and Upstate New York to frame her Senate record ahead of the April primary. She teams with Bill Clinton on a nostalgia driven tour to energize rural and working class voters, highlighting Make it in America Partnerships with universities unions and firms to curb outsourcing.
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