Hillary Clinton's memoir, "Hard Choices," is not available in China because Chinese publishers have put an "effective ban" on it, Simon & Schuster executives said.
A wildfire that sparked 10 days ago on July 17 in the Coronado National Forest in Arizona has destroyed approximately 8,200 acres of land and has forced into place an official closure of the area surrounding the fire for safety purposes, according to officials.
Jorge Giordani, former planning minister, published a letter decrying the government's abandon of currency controls and PSUV Director Hector Navarro was removed after expressing his support for Giordani.
A new video posted to YouTube on June 17 claims to have captured a real live Bigfoot on camera. A new video posted to YouTube on June 17 claims to have captured a real live Bigfoot on camera.
Secretary of State John Kerry made a statement in Paris saying that Russia only has hours to act in order to prevent separatists from crossing the Russian boarder into Ukraine.
The U.S. Supreme Court issued two rulings on Thursday in regards to President Barack Obama's executive power and the right to protest outside abortion clinics.
The Department of Veterans Affairs announced Wednesday that two high level officials are stepping down next week in midst of a scandal over the use of falsified waiting lists at many VA hospitals that allegedly led to the death of dozens of vets.
A story about a 12-year-old boy from Michigan, who was reportedly missing for 11 days, developed a new bizarre twist when officials found the boy alive in his parents' basement.
Guantánamo Bay is looking to hire substitute teachers. Guantánamo Bay is looking to hire substitute teachers. According to the Federal Government Jobs website, the government's Department of Defense is looking to hire a substitute teacher and pay them $50.
The president passes decree banning his name from plaques at public-works projects Costa Rica's president on Wednesday passed a measure that would seem foreign to many world leaders who seek to have their names associated with their country's greatest works.
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson and Arizona Gov. Jan Brewer visited the Border Patrol Facility in Nogales, Arizona Wednesday, and both shared stern views on the influx of unaccompanied children, mostly from Central American, crossing the U.S. -Mexico border illegally.
