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Sanders won four states: Vermont, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Minnesota. He made his speech early after winning his home state of Vermont and reminded supporters that he could still pull in a huge number of delegates and remain competitive.

The $1 million grant to Unicef will go toward developing diagnostics and vaccines, as well as curbing the population of mosquitoes that transmit the Zika virus, the company said.

The number of refugees crossing the Mediterranean into Europe in 2016 is fast approaching the figure for the entire first half of 2015, according to the UN refugee agency. It warned that Europe is on the cusp of a “self-induced humanitarian crisis.”

The United Nations Security Council on Wednesday rebuked North Korea for its recent nuclear test. The country conducted its fourth-ever nuclear detonation in January.

Kelly made a safe return to Earth after spending a record-setting 340 days in space, the longest trip for a NASA astronaut.

They are part of a new series of measures to tighten control on media and the arts in the country. Though the document does not technically have the force of law, several shows that might not meet the requirements have recently disappeared from streaming sites.

It was announced in January that Chapman would not face criminal charges for an alleged October 2015 incident involving his girlfriend. Under MLB’s new domestic violence policy, a suspension is not dependent on a criminal conviction.

It was the actor's sixth nomination. And Spotlight won for Best Picture.