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Renisha McBride Murder Trial: Shooter Says He Didn't Know His Gun Was Loaded

On day two of the Renisha McBride shooting trial, Theodore Wafer testified that he didn't know his gun was armed when he fatally shot the 19-year-old victim on his porch.

New Yorkers Show Solidarity With Gaza Residents, Ask Elected Officials to Do the Same

New Yorkers, in the hundreds, held a late afternoon rally in Manhattan on Thursday to show solidarity with Palestinians, call a stop to the Israeli offensive in Gaza and an end to the seven year blockade.

Ray Rice Suspension & Girlfriend: Roger Goodell Made the Correct Decision

One of the biggest and most controversial story-lines of the NFL offseason has revolved around Baltimore Ravens running back Ray Rice. He received a two game suspension for his actions that took place in an Atlantic City casino. In the end, Goodell made the correct decision.

Mega Millions Numbers & Results July 25, 2014: Live Stream of Drawing Time; $67M Jackpot

If you're feeling lucky, then you may want to purchase a ticket for the Mega Millions lottery jackpot, which has jumped to $67 million, if you have not done so already. The drawing will take place on Friday, July 25, at 11 p.m. EST.

More US Families Living on Less Than $2 Per Person Per Day

Report finds reforms to welfare under the Clinton Administration elevated some families but created greater poverty for those who were the poorest.

Ethnic Minorities and Female Executives More Likely to Be Penalized than White Males for Fostering Diversity

Women and ethnic minorities outnumber white males by a two-to-one margin in the U.S. workplace. Among executive ranks, however, women and ethnic minorities are underrepresented, according to the Academy of Management.

FSU Professor Dan Markel's Killer Likely Knew the Victim

A Florida State University professor was killed in his home Saturday and authorities released new details on the case.

Nude Burglars Steal 60 Pounds of Burger Meat from Florida Eatery

After a week with no identified suspects, police released security footage photos of three undressed men who stole over 60 burger patties from the Bonita Springs, Florida, restaurant Doc's Beach House.

Arizona Botched Execution: Witnesses Say Inmate Took Over 600 Gasps of Air During Nearly 2 Hour Execution

Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer ordered a full review of the state's execution procedure after the execution of a convicted killer took almost two hours on Wednesday.

Indiana Teenager Flying Around the World With Father Dies in Plane Crash

Their single-engine plane crashed off American Samoa during the duo's attempt to raise money for charity.

Immigrants' Rights Groups Discuss Conditions of Detained Mothers and Children at Artesia Family Detention Center

Immigrant rights groups spoke about the conditions at one detention center in New Mexico on Thursday, and the insufficient resources mothers and children are faced with.

Same-Sex Marriage Equality News 2014: Federal Judge Declares Colorado Marriage Ban Unconstitutional

Colorado's attorney general continues to fight against the various courts' decision overturning the state's same-sex marriage ban.

Israel and Palestine Conflict: FAA Lifts Ban on Flights to Israel

A ban on flights to and from Israel has been lifted, but it may have caused damage to the political landscape.

Immigration Reform and Border Crisis: Anti-Immigration Organization Aims to Fight Illegals With Watch Group

Minuteman project existed for five years and helped patrol the border from 2005-2010; but the group was accused of being vigilantes and charged with crimes. But a renewed effort encourages following laws and set to patrol again in 2015.

Air Algerie Missing Plane Crash: Flight with 116 People Disappears From Radar, Crashes in Mali

About half of the passengers plane were French. An Air Algerie plane carrying 116 people disappeared from radar shortly after takeoff late Wednesday night and then crashed in Mali, a French Ministry of Defense official told Fox News.

Justice Department Investigation of Newark Police Finds Routine Excessive Force, Unwarranted Stops, Theft and Racism

The US Department of Justice, following the recommendation of the Obama Administration, has been investigating the nation's police departments. On Wednesday, the Department of Justice released its findings from a three-year investigation of the Newark Police Department in New Jersey following 418 allegations of police misconduct.

Ex-CEO of Jewish Charity Gets Prison Sentence for Stealing From Anti-Poverty Charity in NYC

The former CEO of a prominent and politically connected Jewish charity in New York City was sentenced to prison on Wednesday for his role in stealing over $9 million from his anti-poverty non-profit.

Immigration Child Migrant Laws: House Republicans Release Set of Proposals to Manage Border Crisis

House Republicans released a plan Wednesday to counter the Senate Democrats' proposals to deal with the growing immigration crisis.

Aid Comes to Detroit Residents Facing Lack of Water

Detroit residents are unable to pay their water bills, especially low-income residents, and the utility company said it needed to recoup almost $90 million. It threatened to shut off the water but has delayed that decision, in the meantime a judge told them to do more to help the residnets, while help is coming form outside.

Eric Garner Police Brutality: Vigil Held for Man Who Died After NYPD Officer Put Him in Choke Hold

A candlelight vigil was held on Tuesday in memory of the man who died last Thursday after New York police officers allegedly put him in a choke hold.
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