That time Hillary Clinton emailed about Gefilte fish
The latest batch of Clinton’s emails includes high-level diplomatic discussions — and a few surprises.
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Federal judge orders Kentucky clerk and her staff to court
Kim Davis invokes her religious beliefs and “God’s authority” — this time in defiance of a U.S. Supreme Court ruling against her.
This senator is the GOP's anti-Trump
Jeff Flake still believes politics is “a noble profession” — a view that makes him an anomaly in 2015
Citing God's authority, clerk defies U.S. top court on gay marriages
Citing her religious objections, Rowan County Clerk Kim Davis has refused to issue any marriage licenses since the Supreme Court in June ruled that same-sex couples had the right to marry under the U.S. Constitution. On Monday the same court rejected Davis’ request for an emergency order allowing her to deny marriage licenses to same-sex couples while she appeals a federal judge’s order requiring her to issue them. Eight people
Police seek suspects after officer shot dead north of Chicago: reports
CHICAGO (Reuters) – Police in suburbs north of Chicago were searching for two armed suspects after a police officer was shot dead on Tuesday in the village of Fox Lake, the Sun-Times and other local media reported.
How Trump could turn the presidency into a 'litigation circus'
Judge to rule on deflate-gate 'in next day or two'
The NFL and Tom Brady failed to reach a settlement in their deflate-gate court proceedings, and the judge will rule soon.
White House renames Mount McKinley as Denali on eve of trip
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Obama administration will change the name of North America’s tallest mountain peak from Mount McKinley to Denali, the White House said Sunday, a major symbolic gesture to Alaska Natives on the eve of President Barack Obama’s historic visit to Alaska.
Walker says wall along Canadian border worth reviewing
WASHINGTON (AP) — Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker is putting a new twist on the topic of securing the border, a staple among the GOP candidates running for president, by pointing north.
Katrina anniversary brings tears, gratitude to tiny Mississippi town
While the narrative for New Orleans after a decade has become one of rebirth and renewal, the same cannot be said for small Pearlington, Miss. that saw just as much devastation. Many here acknowledge that Pearlington may physically never be the same. But just as Katrina broke their buildings, townspeople say one unexpected positive note is that the unity required for the recovery also broke a longstanding racial divide.