Republican candidate Trump and Democrat Clinton moved closer for winning their parties' nominations with a series off victories in Super Tuesday elections, the biggest day from the primary campaign. Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump each won seven from 11 state races as they distanced themselves from party rivals and looked ahead to a November presidential election showdown. Hillary Clinton's opponent Bernie Sanders gained the Oklahoma primary and caucuses in Minnesota and Colorado as well as the primary into home state of Vermont, but he failed to broaden his appeal with minority voters who are crucial to the party in presidential elections. In Republican race (Ted Cruz) to a firebrand conservative senator, win to home state of Texas and Oklahoma and Marco Rubio, a favorite from the Republican establishment, win in Minnesota for a first victory. Both are seeking to a break out as Trump's main rival. Ted Cruz desperately needed to the Texas win in order to stay in the race...