Bernie and Biden rake in the Super Tuesday votes, Tornadoes tear through Tennessee, and other headlines

By Quinn Welsch

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Tornadoes tear through Tennessee
At least two dozen are dead after twisters ripped through Nashville and other parts of Tennessee on Tuesday. (AP)

World War Warren
Things aren't looking up for Sen. Elizabeth Warren after her Super Tuesday "wipeout." "In 18 nomination contests, she hasn't finished above third place — including in her home state." Yikes. (Politico)

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Bernie and Biden rake in the Super Tuesday votes, Tornadoes tear through Tennessee, and other headlines

Sanders and Biden

Bernie v Biden
Former VP Joe Biden had strong appeal with black voters in the South, but Sen. Bernie Sanders has appeal among Latinos in California. Both had strong showings on Super Tuesday. (CNN)

More Super Tuesday results from Politico here...

Bombers seek early release
"White supremacists who bombed S-R offices, Planned Parenthood in 1996 seek early prison release," via the Spokesman-Review.