The Supreme Court ruled Monday that legislative bodies, such as city councils, are allowed to begin town meetings with prayer, even if they're regularly Christian prayers.
Clashes continued over the weekend in Eastern Ukraine between pro-Russian separatists and Ukrainian supporters, and 42 died in violent clashes in Odessa.
An annual Cinco de Mayo parade in Detroit was cut short after a teenager was shot to death. Detroit's annual Cinco de Mayo parade came to an abrupt halt Sunday when a 19-year-old man was fatally shot.
Reports say that there has been a shooting at the Dayton VA Center in Ohio. UPDATE: According to police reports, the suspect is now in custody. FOX 45 Now reports that the assailant was first driven from his sister's residence in Dayton to Good Samaritan Hospital.
Voto Latino has changed many lives since its inception 10 years ago, but there is one person in particular who was so inspired by its movement that she continued on to make it her life's mission to empower other Latino Millenials to have their voice heard -- and vote counted.
Fire officials in Logan County, Oklahoma and the surrounding areas are scrambling for safety after a controlled burn sparked on Sunday by authorities exploded in size from a few hundred acres on Sunday afternoon up to near 4,000 acres within just a few short hours.
An investigation by the Environmental Protection Agency Inspector General, a company watchdog position, found that the EPA shelled out almost $500,000 in unapproved bonuses for nearly a decade.
As state lawmakers and civil liberties advocates argue over the public placement of a Ten Commandments monument on Oklahoma's Capitol lawn, the Satanic Temple organization aims to balance the scales.
Data can be unreliable or incomplete when it comes to China The World Bank reported that China may surpass the U. S. as having the largest economy in the world this year, estimates a new report by the World Bank's International Comparison Program.
President Obama and comedian Joel Mchale let loose at the annual White House Correspondent's Dinner, making fun of Obamacare, Chris Chrstie and Fox News, among many things.
The annual event is sponsored by WHCA The 2014 White House Correspondents Dinner, held on Saturday, May 3, was fondly called a "nerd prom" by some attendees.
Death toll increases in Odessa The government of Ukraine has "declared war" with pro-Russian rebels, reported the Telegraph. At the same time, Moscow cautioned that it had received numerous pleas for assistance from within its neighbor.
Joe Biden may have arrived late to his scheduled commencement speech at Miami Dade College, but for many of the graduates listening, his message was right on time.
Three months since protests began rocking Venezuela, the Maduro government continues to battle unrest as well as hardships angering the protesters. However, the government's latest actions are not enough to quell the ire of protesters and have instead incited further international discontent.
The United States government's attempt to create a fictitious social media network to undermine the Communist regime in Cuba continues to anger one Central American nation. The government's silence on the issue and further revelations by The Associated Press' investigation has caused tensions between the U.S. and Costa Rica.
