With Sen. Harry Reid’s impending retirement, after he suffered severe injuries on New Year’s Day and was criticized by a federal report over his involvement in controversial EB-5 visas for foreign investors, the door is open for other criticisms.
BBC– Houthi rebels in Yemen have intensified their push to control the port city of Aden, amid reports of troops landing from the sea.
ATLANTA (AP) — In one of the biggest cheating scandals of its kind in the U.S., 11 former Atlanta public school educators were convicted Wednesday of racketeering for their role in a scheme to inflate students’ scores on standardized exams.
The New Jersey Democrat, an influential voice on foreign policy, was accused of using his office to improperly benefit a Florida eye doctor and political donor who provided him with trips aboard his luxury jet.
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar calls Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA) America’s “Sharia law” in a piece at Time magazine.
The average Major League Baseball salary has eclipsed the $4 million mark.
A man was found dead Tuesday in the Hollywood Hills home of oil fortune heir Andrew Getty, and the Getty family confirmed that it was the 47-year-old grandson of J. Paul Getty.
Floyd Mayweather talks trash and uses slick defense like Muhammad Ali did. But the Greatest won’t be rooting for The Best Ever.
CHICAGO, March 31 (UPI) — Chicago police said at least two motorists have been robbed in the Fuller Park neighborhood by thieves using fake roadblocks to get people to exit their cars.
The Hague (AFP) – Jewish teenager Anne Frank died in a Nazi concentration camp at least a month earlier than her official date of death, a new study said on Tuesday.
Online supporters backed Dzhokhar Tsarnaev in the summer of 2013, saying on social media that they thought the government trampled on his rights during a hospital interrogation or claiming he was the innocent victim of a conspiracy. Supportive crowds sometimes amassed for the accused Boston Marathon bomber’s court dates.
SHEFFIELD, England, March 31 (UPI) –Researchers at the University of Sheffield have found a novel use for tampons. They’re begun employing them in the fight against pollution — or more specifically, as a method for identifying where wastewater is leaking into streams and rivers.
On Tuesday, the House Select Benghazi Committee formally summoned Hillary Clinton to testify about her private email scandal no later than May 1. In a letter to Clinton’s attorney David Kendall, Rep. Trey Gowdy (R-SC), who chairs the committee, said
Manny Pacquiao needs his fists to beat Floyd Mayweather. He also needs his calves.
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and Rep. Luis Gutierriez (D-IL) will be keynote speakers for a pro-amnesty Hispanic group’s convention in April. Bush and Gutierrez, both of whom have been vocal about the need for a comprehensive amnesty bill, will
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe (D), the longtime Clinton loyalist, may have made it easier for “ghost voters” to cast absentee ballots for Hillary Clinton in the important swing state in 2016 by vetoing an election-reform bill that would have required
Hillary Clinton’s private emails scandal is costing her support among voters in three key presidential swing states (Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio), and she now trails Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) in blue Pennsylvania. Clinton also trails former Florida Governor Jeb Bush in
Hillary Rodham Clinton’s campaign manager-in-waiting is traveling to the early voting states of New Hampshire and Iowa this week for meetings with Democratic activists as the former secretary of state prepares for a likely presidential campaign.
The Tuesday print edition of the Indianapolis Star will devote its entire front page to Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA)–not a news article but an editorial attacking the measure.
A mentally ill British man pleaded guilty Monday to U.S. charges he plotted to set up an al-Qaida training camp on a ranch in a remote part of Oregon that was likened to Afghanistan.
Four journalists arrested during last summer’s Ferguson protests over the shooting death of Michael Brown filed a federal lawsuit Monday against St. Louis County police and 20 of its officers, accusing them of violating the reporters’ civil rights and unjustifiably detaining them.
Ross Douthat at the New York Times illustrates the slippery slope beneath the left’s revulsion for religious freedom laws, like the one currently generating media outrage in Indiana.
St. John’s has hired arguably the greatest player in the history of its program to lead its team from the bench.
A Maine woman’s decision to seek a kidney donor by putting a personal plea in bright yellow letters on her car has paid off.
The person said prosecutors are expected to bring charges against Dr. Salomon Melgen, whose medical offices were raided two years ago by federal authorities and who has been a political donor and longtime Menendez friend.
