The fire has spread quickly, but the weekend might see some relief. At least 4,800 acres have been affected by the wildfire in northern Arizona. The fire, which broke out on Tuesday, has been difficult to contain.
California woman freed after being held captive and raped for a decade. In California, police have freed a woman held captive for 10 years. According to CNN, the woman, who was 15 years old at the time of her kidnapping, disappeared 10 years agowith her then live-in boyf riend.
Could be the biggest data breach in history. Ebay Inc announced that hackers gained access to its network about three months ago and obtained data from 145 million customers in what could be the largest data breach in history.
A new CBS poll shows the Tea Party is losing support. The Tea Party's influence may have been felt during the 2010 election, but four years later, just 15 percent of Americans support the conservative political movement.
The bills had bipartisan support Nevada congressmen are in agreement on supporting five bills that will reinforce state laws against human trafficking.
A new poll shows that a majority of California Latinos are against harsh drug sentencing laws. A majority of California Latinos support the reduction of harsh drug sentences, according to a new poll.
Reversal of Tuesday's sharp fall. Stocks on the Dow Jones Stock Exchange pointed higher Wednesday as Wall Street looks forward to the Federal Reserve's last meeting.
The bill also deals with small businesses After much prodding by the tobacco industry for the government to impose taxes on e-cigarettes as well as cigarettes, the North Carolina House has approved a bill introducing a modest tax on electronic cigarettes in its first major vote this season.
Fast food workers are paid below the poverty-level McDonald's workers and other fast-food employees around the world staged a protest requesting a wage increase on Thursday, May 15.
In about two years, the United States will say goodbye to its first black president. Will the country make history again and choose another minority leader? Actress and political activist Eva Longoria certainly thinks so.
