Cruz and Sanders win in Wisconsin reshapes GOP and Dem races
Cruz dominates Wisconsin defeating Trump as Sanders beats Clinton in a close Democratic contest. The wins extend Trump and Clinton leads in delegates while Sanders gains momentum but trails in pledged delegates. Both parties necks tighten as primaries stretch into spring.
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Iceland's Prime Minister Resigns Over Panama Papers
Icelandic Prime Minister Sigmundur David Gunnlaugsson resigned amid outrage over offshore shell companies revealed in the Panama Papers. Protests erupted as President refused to dissolve parliament, triggering a political crisis linked to the Mossack Fonseca leak.
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Woman 85 killed in Pecos County crash
Sharron Rhoten of Ruidoso New Mexico died when a 2003 Toyota Avalon carrying her collided with a 2011 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport on U S 285 near Cayanosa Texas. The Avalon driver William Rhoten 85 also of Ruidoso suffered minor injuries. No other injuries were reported.
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Trump plots wall funding by targeting remittances
Donald Trump would try to force Mexico to pay for a border wall by throttling remittances sent by Mexican immigrants in the United States. The plan would also bar non-Americans from wiring money abroad without legal status documents, and would be lifted if Mexico makes a one time payment of 5 to 10 billion dollars. President Obama dismissed the proposal as half baked and warned of consequences for the Mexican economy and migration patterns. The U.S. hosts about 12 million Mexicans, with many sending money home through remittance channels.
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Iran barred from U.S. financial system in sanctions relief
A senior Obama administration official said Iran will not gain access to the U.S. financial system as part of sanctions relief. Treasury officials rebut rumors of a general license permitting offshore currency trades in dollars for Iran but stressed no U.S. dollar transactions or direct access.
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