Protestors close in on Kissinger during Senate hearing
Scott Walker follows trend of political division
If dividing the U.S. in half is the modern standard for American Presidents, Scott Walker’s political background fits the bill.
Bill Gates says search for immortality ‘egocentric’ when poor continue to suffer
Gates said he was focusing research on helping those in developing countries battle disease through techniques that include processing raw sewage.
Jeb Bush says illegal immigrants should be ‘politely’ asked to leave
Bush also struck back at claims that the economy had recovered under Obama, arguing that most Americans haven’t felt the recovery yet.
Massive four-alarm fire in San Francisco kills 1, injures 6
The fire broke out at a residential building in the Mission District, and it took firefighters hours to control the blaze.
Senate to vote on Keystone XL pipeline today: report
The proposal has plenty of supporters in Congress, but President Obama is likely to veto the bill and Republicans may not have enough votes to overturn it, leading to a years-long battle.
Senate confirmation hearings begin for Obama AG nominee
Lynch faces first day of confirmation hearing
Crowd protests shooting death of 17-year-old teen in Denver
Other girls who were in the car at the time argue that Jessie Hernandez was not a threat to the officers.
Vanderbilt rape verdict sends strong signal on campus rapes: advocates
Advocates for sexual assault victims hailed the decision as a strong signal that will hopefully encourage more victims of sexual assault on campuses across the country to come forward.
Many victims of Disneyland measles outbreak were not vaccinated: authorities
Of the 42 measles cases where officials new the vaccination status, a full 34 were not vaccinated and three more were only partially vaccinated.
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