A White House vow to veto suggested changes to federal fishing laws has set the fishermen at odds over whether the rule changes should be saved or discarded. U.S.
May 27. 2015 Destinie Mogg-Barkalow News Writer Flash News World FIFA corruption leads to fraud investigations FIFa’s Ethics Committee banned 11 individuals from any soccer-related activities during the corruption investigations. Wednesday, Attorney General Loretta
May 26, 2015 Destinie Mogg-Barkalow News Writer Flash news Entertainment B.B. King allegedly poisoned According to two of his daughters, B.B. King’s medically unlicensed associates, allegedly administered him unauthorized substances. King’s business manager, LaVerne
The White House fired back on Tuesday against House Speaker John Boehner who said that President Barack Obama should scrap his original draft of new war powers to
The U.S. government has mistakenly issued three-year work permits to 2,000 people under President Barack Obama’s executive immigration action, after a judge had put the plan on hold
A series of riots broke out in Baltimore Monday afternoon shortly after the funeral of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old black man who died of a spinal injury apparently suffered
Pope Francis is scheduled to lead an outdoor mass from the steps of D.C.’s basilica for a crowd at the Catholic University of America when he visits in
On Thursday, April 23, 2015, U.S. Attorney (for the Eastern District of New York) Loretta Lynch was confirmed as the next attorney general, making her the first African-American female in the nation's
First Lady Michelle Obama announced Thursday that the technology industry has promised to train and hire 100,000 military veterans and spouses over the next five years. The announcement
