AP |  Organizers say two million people marched in protest against seed giant Monsanto in hundreds of rallies across the U.S. and in over 50 other countries on Saturday. "March Against Monsanto" protesters say they wanted to call attention to the dangers posed by genetically modified food and the food giants that produce it. Founder and organizer Tami Canal said protests were held in 436 cities in 52 countries.

Politico | Yes, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney won the Nevada caucuses in February, capturing 50 percent of the vote. Why then did last weekend’s headlines read that Texas Rep. Ron Paul won almost all of Nevada’s national delegates? For that, we have the country’s cumbersome and arcane system for nominating presidential candidates to blame. You see, a simple vote doesn’t determine the winner when you’re talking presidential politics.

Youtube | Ben Swann takes a look at "Rule 38" in the Republican National Convention rules which states that States and Congressional Districts cannot "bind" their delegates

Youtube | Fox News is finally starting to report on the massive numbers and delegates are taking in the 2012 primary.

LVRJ |  GOP presidential candidate Ron Paul on Sunday nearly swept all of Nevada’s delegates to the national convention as his supporters swamped Mitt Romney backers at the state Republican convention. Paul won 22 Nevada delegates to three for Romney, according to vote tallies released Sunday as the overtime convention extended into a second day, finally closing just after noon and after nearly 17 hours of floor action.

Youtube | Contrary to what we've been told by most of the Mainstream Media Ron Paul is in 1st place or tied for 1st in delegates in Massachusetts (59%, 16 of 27), Oklahoma (60%, 9 of 15), Minnesota (83%), Louisiana (74%), Iowa (50+%), Missouri (50+%), Washington (50+%) and he's well on his way to doing the same in Maine, Nevada, and North Dakota. But you won't hear that on Fox or CNN. Neither will they tell you that Ron Paul has been invigorating liberty supporters by the thousands at his massive rallies. Join the Revolution! Spread the word! Now is the time for action if you care about the welfare of your country and its citizens.

White Out Press | April 24, 2012. Des Moines. Two networks yesterday, CNBC and MSNBC, broadcast a little known fact – Ron Paul appears to be winning the Republican nomination for President. When the popular Texas Congressman repeatedly assured supporters that the race was about delegates, not beauty contests, he apparently knew what he was talking about. Now, after three more states locked in delegates to the GOP nominating convention – CO, MN and IA – indicators point to a brokered convention with a possible, even probable, Ron Paul victory.

Youtube | Carl Camron reports on Ron Paul winning the delegates in Iowa for Fox News.

Red State | There are still four more District conventions to go. So far, Ron Paul has 10 delgates. Santorum has 2. Romney has zip.

Youtube | Ron Paul speaking to 6,200 people at Chico, California.

Washington Post | The cheers went up even before Ron Paul stepped onstage to greet his adoring fans. “End the Fed! End the Fed! End the Fed!” they shouted, stomping their feet and yelling about a coming revolution. In the run-up to Tuesday’s presidential primaries in Maryland and the District, Paul — down in the Republican delegate race but a cult hero among many — brought his bold and folksy message to a packed auditorium at the University of Maryland.

Buzz Feed | Ron Paul is finally indulging in the kind of speculation usually reserved for his supporters: is he, dead last in delegates but with the most devoted fans, a victim of election fraud?

Alaska Dispatch | How did Ron Paul lose Alaska? Paul's ardent supporters here in the 49th state were on Wednesday casting a wide net, including allegations of polling impropriety, disenfranchisement and other shenanigans by Alaska Republican Party officials. As the only Republican presidential candidate to make the lonely journey to Alaska this election cycle, and with a groundswell of support from the state's libertarian-leaning independents, many national pundits and local political watchers had expected a Ron Paul win here on Super Tuesday.

Washington Post | Ron Paul isn’t a major factor in either the Arizona or Michigan primaries tonight — he gave his “victory” speech before the polls in either state closed — but a look inside the exit polling in the Wolverine State makes clear why the Texas Congressman remains a relevant factor in the presidential race. Here’s why: Just one in four Paul supporters in Michigan say that they will definitely vote Republican no matter who the GOP nominates this fall. Those numbers are far below the 78 percent of Romney supporters who say they will vote for the GOP nominee no matter what and the 60 percent of Santorum backers who say the same.

Truth Alliance Channel | Pictures of Ron Paul's rallies set to the soundtrack of Les Mis Do you Hear the People Sing and Ron Paul talking about the simple nature of the Constitution.