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Fox News GOP Debate 2016: Puerto Rico, Immigration Flip Flops Highlighted in Final Debate Before Iowa Caucus

The final GOP debate before the Feb. 1 Iowa caucus kicked off on Thursday night and immigration became a heavy focus.

GOP Debate 2016: 'Undercard' Candidates Focus on Electability, Attack Mainstream Media

The final Republican presidential debates started on Thursday evening with Carly Fiorina, Jim Gilmore, Mike Huckabee and Rick Santorum sharing the stage just days before the Iowa caucus.

Senate Engery Bill: Democrats Propose $400M in Funding to Fix Flint Lead Pipes

The U.S. Senate approved four amendments to a bipartisan energy overhaul bill on Thursday, just one day after debate began over the country's first wideranging energy legislation in more than eight years.

Presidential Polls 2016: 7 in 10 Americans 'Anxious' About Donald Trump Presidency

Predictions that Donald Trump would not be able to hold on to his front-runner status have failed to materialize days before the Iowa caucuses, but most Americans say they nevertheless are uncomfortable with the idea of the real-estate tycoon moving into the White House.

Senate Democrats Urge Bankruptcy Protections for Puerto Rico

Dozens of U.S. Senate Democrats have urged Republican Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., to act quickly on legislation that would give Puerto Rico access to bankruptcy protections and thus help the island territory address its dire fiscal situation.

US Can Take Immigration Cues from Costa Rica, Says Ambassador

The Costa Rican ambassador in Washington says the United States can learn from his country as it tries to address complex issues surrounding immigration.

Ted Cruz Super PAC Offers $1.5M to Debate Donald Trump

Members of a Ted Cruz super PAC are offering $1.5 million to veteran charities if Republican front-runner Donald Trump agrees to debate their candidate one-on-one before next week's Iowa caucus.

2016 Election Polls: Trump Extends Lead Over Cruz in Iowa

With four days remaining until the Iowa caucuses, new polling data shows Republican front-runner Donald Trump faring strong against his second-place rival, Ted Cruz.

Fox News Republican Debate 2016: How The Candidates Will Fare Without Donald Trump

Thursday's presidential debate in Des Moines may the first and only one without Republican front-runner Donald Trump at center stage, though his announced absence may not have an affect on Iowa caucus-goers.

Calls for Constructive Immigration Reform in Iowa Ahead Caucus Day

Ahead of Thursday night’s final Republican presidential debate before Monday’s Iowa caucus, immigration advocates called for a more “constructive” conversation on the issue.

French Minister Christiane Taubira Resigns on Political Disagreement Grounds

French Minister Christiane Taubira declared her resignation citing political disagreement as the cause.

EU Might Impose Border Control if Greece Fails to Resolve Lax Acceptance of Migrants

Greece hits back against EU's sanctions over their alleged failure to secure the border of the Schengen free zone.

Brazil Logs Largest Decline in Global Transparency International Corruption Index

Brazil recorded the biggest drop in the index, by falling five points and going down seven positions to rank No. 76

Ted Cruz vs. Donald Trump on Iowa Caucuses

The political battle between Republican presidential candidates Ted Cruz and Donald Trump continues in Iowa as the two battle head-to-head in another presidential debate, according to Fox News Latino. However, even before the debate started, Trump was nowhere to be found and announced boycotting the event, giving Cruz another opening to slam his opponent.

GOP Candidates Slam Donald Trump for Ditching Fox Debate

Donald Trump got mocked by his fellow GOP candiates for not showing up on the Fox debate. "How thin-skinned is he that he can't take any criticism and how will that effect his ability to be the president?" This was Chris Christie's initial reaction after finding out that Donald Trump won't join them for Fox's News debate this Thursday, Jan.

Human Rights Groups Call for Colombia’s Ombudsman Jorge Armando Otálora’s Resignation Amid Sexual Harassment Scandal

Colombia’s Ombudsman Jorge Armando Otálora is currently in the middle of sexual harassment scandal that caused a major uproar in the nation. The accusations came after Otálora’s former personal secretary Astrid Helena Cristancho revealed the “abusive relationship” on Semana.

Sanders Meeting With Obama: President Is 'Evenhanded' in Democratic Primary Race

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders praised President Barack Obama for being "evenhanded" in the Democratic primary race after meeting with him at the White House on Wednesday.

Only Female Senators Went to Work After Winter Snow Storm, Says Sen. Lisa Murkowski

Despite the monster snowstorm that buried the nation's capital and much of the East Coast in several feet of snow last weekend, Sen. Lisa Murkowski pointed out that only female senators toughed it out to make it into work on Tuesday.

US Senate Confirms Latino Judicial Nominee John Michael Vazquez

The U.S. Senate has confirmed Latino judicial nominee John Michael Vazquez on Wednesday evening to serve as a judge in the Federal District Court in the District of New Jersey.

Bernie Sanders Poll in Iowa: Vermont Senator Leads in Iowa, Draws Huge Crowd in Minnesota

Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders is heading into the crucial Feb. 1 Iowa caucuses with surprising strength, drawing big crowds at campaign events and leading national front-runner Hillary Clinton in the latest poll to come out of the Hawkeye State.
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