Karl Rove fund announced it will pump $820,000 into campaign to target Nevada Democratic candidate.
Former Boston mayor terminates cancer treatment
On Oct. 23, Menino released a statement announcing that he was suspending his book tour and his cancer treatment.
Environmental lawyers take to the courts in struggle against companies responsible for climate change
Despite a lack of previous success, many environmental lawyers are turning to US courts as a way to fight back against companies directly responsible for climate change.
New PETA report details SeaWorld animals with skin lesions, scars
PETA officially filed the complaint with the USDA, which oversees and inspects SeaWorld facilities, on Monday.
Australia revamps Antarctic sanctuary plans
A new plan is to be presented for a one million square mile protected zone off the Indian Ocean side of Antarctica.
Wisconsin closes three wolf hunting zones in animal protection effort
In an continued effort to help waning gray wolf populations, Wisconsin has closed another hunting zone, restricting the state two just two.
Critics attack bias in federal sage-grouse workshop
The U.S Fish and Wildlife Service is under fire from critics who think the new sage-grouse workshop is biased in favor of increasing federal limits.
President Obama says no to Ebola-based travel ban
President Barack Obama on Saturday played down the idea of travel bans from Ebola-ravaged countries in West Africa, explaining that restrictions could make things worse.
Sen. Ted Cruz slams Houston’s decision to subpoena pastors
Mayor Parker and city attorney David Feldman said the subpoenas were written by an outside firm and may have been poorly written.
Ethics in Ebola: Should US government ban flights from diseased nations?
Fear over an outbreak in America has caused many to question whether or not bans on flights and visas issued out of West Africa will help protect other countries.
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