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Clinton: Early Polls 'Artificial,' Race With Sanders 'Exciting'

Bernie Sanders' ever-increasing poll numbers neither surprise nor threaten her, Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton said on Jan. 14; rather, they will make the race for their party's 2016 White House nomination "pretty exciting."

12 Marines Missing After Helicopters Crash Off Hawaii

The fate of 12 Marines remains unclear after two U.S. military helicopters apparently collided and went missing off the coast of the Hawaiian island of Oahu late on Jan. 14, the U.S. Coast Guard said.

Trump, Cruz End 'Bromance' Over Citizenship, 'New York Values' [Watch]

National GOP front-runner Donald Trump and Iowa favorite Ted Cruz clashed over issues as ephemeral as "New York values" and as practical as Cruz's Canadian birth, as they each sought to gain an advantage in the Jan. 14 Republican presidential debate hosted by the Fox Business Channel.

Iraq Refugee Accused of Terrorist Plot to Bomb Houston Malls

An Iraq refugee is being accused of attempting to make electronic transmitters in order to remotely detonate bombs at two Houston malls, a federal agent said Wednesday.

Dinosaur Bigger Than T-Rex Found in Argentina Displayed in the American Museum of Natural History

The American Museum of Natural History has publicly displayed the "Titanosaur," a dinosaur believed to be bigger than the Tyrannosaurus Rex. It is a new species that measure 122-foot long, but no formal name has been given by palaeontologists, CNN reports.

US Income Gap Widens as the Poor Struggles With Decreasing Pay

The income gap in the United States continues to grow and a major reason is the pay of the poorest sector, which is on a downward spiral.

Rahm Emanuel Risks Getting Impeached After an Alleged Cover Up on Laquan McDonald's Case

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is facing a new controversy after an alleged cover-up on the death of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald.

Pope Francis, Google Chairman Eric Schmidt to Have a Rare Meeting About Tech Industry

In a rare but important meeting with the Pope, Google chairman Eric Schmidt is set to discuss with him issues about the tech industry.

Father of Baby Who Died After Mother Rolled Over Her Breaks Silence on Facebook

Marc Mejia, the father of Olalia Mejia who allegedly died because her mother rolled over her while on drugs, recently announced and urged social media followers to forgive jailed mother. Although it has been the most challenging and hurting time for all members of the family, they are however asking for positivity.

Oil Producers Like Venezuela, Iran, Russia and Saudi Arabia Continue to Face Price Drop Crisis

The oil industry has entered a challenging phase recently with oil prices dropping and oil-producing nations continue to face financial crisis. These include Venezuela and others like Iran, Russia and Saudi Arabia.

French Teacher Faces Manslaughter Charge After Alps Avalanche Deaths

A French PE school teacher is under investigation after he led schoolchildren onto a closed French Alps ski slope where an avalanche killed two of them and a Ukrainian tourist, a prosecutor announced Thursday.

Hillary Clinton Shares Selfies With Jimmy Fallon on 'The Tonight Show'

Hillary Clinton cuddled up to Jimmy Fallon during her apperance on "The Tonight Show" for a couple of Snapchat selfies.

Harry Styles Moving into Kendall Jenner's Los Angeles Condominium?

Kendall Jenner is back on the headlines as it was recently reported that the Victoria's Secret model is going out with the One Direction singer Harry Styles

Mother, Son Reunited With the Help of US Border Patrol Agents

A dramatic turn of events between a Mexican mother and her son was recently reported to have been resolved with the help of U.S. Border Patrol agents. The incident where the mother lost her son and was found in the arms of another, happened in light of the recent influx of immigrants trying to enter U.S. borders illegally.

Ted Cruz Did not Include Goldman Sachs Loan on His Federal Fundraising Reports

Presidential candidate Ted Cruz is in hot seat as he did not declare his loan from Goldman Sachs during his federal fund raising.

American Biologists Visiting Cuba to Study Orchids

American biologists are also taking advantage of the restored diplomatic relations between the U.S. and Cuba to study plants and animals. One of the ongoing programs is the preservation of different orchid species found in Cuba that used to be present in Florida.

Why Hermès Birkin Bags Are Better Investment Than Gold, Stocks

Did you know that buying an Hermès Birkin bag is a much safer way to invest rather than in the stock market? Well, good news for those who spend their fortunes on these luxury handbags because you are actually making quite a clever move. According to a recent study, investing in these notoriously expensive bags are much better than gold and the stock market since their values just keep on increasing.

Italian Police Arrests Ashley Olsen Murder Suspect Cheikh Tidiane Diaw Over ‘Decisive’ DNA Evidence Connected With American Artist’s Death

The Italian authorities have arrested Cheikh Tidiane Diaw, the suspect who killed American artist Ashley Olsen in Florence, at his home on Wednesday night. According to chief prosecutor Giuseppe Creazzo, a “decisive” DNA evidence connected to the murder case led to the capture of Diaw, who was an illegal immigrant from Senegal.

Why Mexican Director Alejandro González Iñárritu Calls Donald Trump a ‘Poor Man’

Mexican director Alejandro González Iñárritu, who also helmed the Oscar-nominated film “The Revenant,” has some words to say about Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump and his racist comments about Mexican immigration in the United States. During his interview with WNYC’s “Studio 360” show, the director said he pitied Trump and called him a “poor man.”

'Power Rangers' Star Ricardo Medina to Face 26-Year Jail Term for Murder

Ricardo Medina Jr., who is best known for his character as Red Wild Force Ranger in the "Power Rangers" TV series, has been arrested and charged with murder for fatally stabbing his roommate Josh Sutter back in January 2015.