Articles by Jessica Michele Herring

Jessica Michele Herring


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Gay Marriage Laws: U.S. Appeals Court to Hear Six Same-Sex Marriage Cases

The U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals will hear six cases today concerning challenges to states' same-sex marriage bans.

Israel Palestinian Cease-Fire: Delegations in Cairo to Discuss Long-Term Peace Plan

Israeli and Palestinian officials traveled to Cairo Wednesday to discuss plans for a lasting peace between Israel and Palestinians.

North Dakota Officials Urge Dismissal of Lawsuit Challenging Gay Marriage Ban

Officials in North Dakota are seeking the dismissal of a lawsuit challenging the state's constitutional ban on same-sex marriage.

Discovery of Dead Palestinian Teen Incites Clashes in Jerusalem

The discovery of a dead Palestinian teen has prompted clashes in Jerusalem following the deaths of three abducted Israeli teens in the West Bank.

US Pharmaceutical Industry Heavily Dependent on Immigrant Labor

A new study, conducted by the Institute for Immigration Research at George Mason University, found that the pharmaceutical industry is very dependent on immigrant labor across many job titles.

Republican Candidates Face Off in Primary Races in Four States

Republican candidates are battling for primary nominations Tuesday in Kansas, Michigan, Missouri and Washington state.

Russia Ukraine Conflict Update: Vladimir Putin 'Improvising' Strategies in Ukraine, Experts Say

Experts contend that Russian President Vladimir Putin does not have an overarching plan for how to deal with the crisis in Ukraine.

Cease-Fire Begins as Israel Withdraws Troops From Gaza

A cease-fire has begun in Israel and Gaza, and Israel has withdrawn troops from the Gaza Strip. A new 72-hour cease-fire took effect in Israel and Gaza Tuesday morning, halting the nearly monthlong onslaught of violence.

US and Mexican Officials Discuss Ways to Curb Border Violence

U.S. and Mexican officials met to discuss ways to curb Border Patrol's use of force at the U.S./Mexico border over the weekend.

Midterm Election Voting Poll: Republicans Poised to Take Over Senate in November

A new poll conducted by NBC and the New York Times projects that Republicans will most likely take over the Senate in November's midterm elections.

Europe Commemorates 100th Anniversary of World War I

Europe commemorated those lost in World War I, which began 100 years ago this Monday. Cities around the world dimmed their lights and held ceremonies Monday to commemorate the day "the war to end all wars" began 100 years ago.

ISIS Militants Capture More Iraqi Towns, UN Warns of Humanitarian 'Tragedy'

Islamist insurgents from the Islamic State of Syria and Iraq have captured more towns in Iraq, prompting thousands to evacuate.

Explosion at Chinese Auto-Industrial Plant Kills 68, Injures 187

An explosion Saturday at a Chinese plant that supplies auto parts killed 68 and injured over 100. A large blast at an automobile factory in eastern China Saturday killed at least 68 people and injured 187.

Shelling of Gaza Continues as Israel Searches for Abducted Soldier

The shelling of Gaza continued Saturday as the search expanded for an Israeli soldier who was captured by Hamas militants.

Taiwanese Gas Blast Kills 25

A gas leak caused an explosion in Taiwan yesterday, killing 25 and injuring many others. At least 25 people were killed and 267 were injured in a series of gas explosions Friday in the southern Taiwan town of Kaohsiung.

Senate Fails to Pass Bill Addressing Immigration Crisis; House Republicans Propose Two More Immigration Bills

House Republicans delayed their congressional recess to propose amended bills that address the immigration border crisis.

Latin American Countries Criticize Israel's Actions in Gaza

Latin American countries are denouncing Israel's actions, and some countries are taking diplomatic actions to show their support for Palestinians.

Cease-Fire Between Israel and Gaza Dissolves, IDF Soldier Reportedly Kidnapped

A cease-fire brokered between Israel and Hamas ended Friday after an Israeli soldier was reportedly kidnapped by Hamas.

Military Presence Growing in Latin America

The military appears to be gaining power in a number of Latin American countries. Since Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet stepped down in March 1990 and an elected president took office, the military has taken a backseat to democratic reforms in Latin America.

Russian Sanctions Over Ukraine Could Hurt EU Banking, Energy Sectors

The new round of sanctions on Russia could negatively effect the economies of some countries in the E.U. and U.K.

Border Immigration Bill Unlikely to Pass Before Congressional Recess

Democrats' immigration reform bill thats aims to curb the high number of unaccompanied child migrants from crossing into the U.S. is unlikely to pass before summer recess, while Republicans are seeking to pass their own immigration bill.

Gaza Refugees in U.N. School Killed; Israel Announces Brief Humanitarian Cease-Fire

Israel instated a humanitarian cease-fire Wednesday, but Hamas rejected the proposal. Israel shot artillery shells into a U. N-run school housing Gaza evacuees early Wednesday, killing at least 20 and wounding many others, according to Palestinian officials and the school's U.

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe Travels to Latin America, Signs Energy Deal With Mexico

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe is in Latin America this week to bolster trade and investment ties with Latin American nations.

Fighting Blocks Crash Site of Downed Malaysia Airlines Plane for Second Day

Fighting between pro-Russia rebels and the Ukraine military is continuing to block international investigators from accessing the downed Malaysia Airlines flight.

Hamas Violates 12-Hour Truce as Conflict Escalates

Hamas violated a short truce over the weekend, causing the conflict between Gaza and Israel to escalate.
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