Presidential hopeful Marco Rubio used his official position as majority whip of the Florida House of Representatives to request that state regulators give his ex-con brother-in-law a real estate license in 2002.
Dozens of immigrants and activists marched to the White House on Wednesday in protest of the U.S. government's reported plan to conduct deportation raids on Central American families.
Four secret service agents were injured in New Hampshire on Tuesday after a driver crossed double-yellow lines and crashed head on with the agents' vehicle.
Music icon Aretha Franklin delivered an incredible performance at the 2015 Kennedy Center Honors in Washington, D.C. on Tuesday, evoking an emotional response from many of the night's attendees, including President Barack Obama.
New York Knicks superstar Carmelo Anthony have issued a call for better gun control after teammate Cleanthony Early was shot in the knee on Wednesday morning. Anthony recently appeared in the NBA's video campaign against violence that was launched on Christmas Day.
The United States is known to offer the best quality of education worldwide. And there are several colleges and universities that uphold a reputation for academic intensity, most demanding curricula as well as having the most rigorous courses and the most staggering hurdles to maintain a social life.
The Robertsons will be returning on television for the upcoming “Duck Dynasty” Season 9 on A&E next month. And according to the network, the American reality series will feature back-to-back episodes as it premieres on Jan. 13. The show will also mark its 100th episode with the Season 9 one-hour finale on Feb. 17.
Uh-oh! Did Bravo network axe “Ladies of London” Season 3? The reality series that tackles the lives of British socialites and gives an insight about the cultural differences between England and the United States has yet to be renewed for a new season. But fans are hoping for new episodes in 2016.
Mexican authorities are holding off on deporting the Texas teen fugitive, who made headlines because of his "affluenza" defense back to the United States, after a local court gave 18-year-old Ethan Couch a three-day court injunction.
Starting New Year's Eve, New York will allow recent college students to apply for debt relief. Starting New Year's Eve, New York will allow recent college students to apply for debt relief.
Puerto Rico may default on at least some of its bond payments as early as Jan. 1, 2016, which might lead some bondholders to file suit and others to hold off to see if the U.S. commonwealth might recover some liquidity.
Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is expected to announce sweeping changes for the city’s police department at a Wednesday press conference that will require all officers to undergo retraining and carry a Taser.
Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James is being called on by Black Lives Matter activists to sit out NBA games to protest a recent decision not to criminally charge officers involved in the death of 12-year-old Tamir Rice.
A team of Mexican researchers is ready to start clinical trials on a vaccine to prevent the recurrence of different types of cancer. The experiment will be conducted in different cities in Mexico with the top cancer institution in the country and Latin America, National Oncology Institute, organizing the project.
