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3,200 Prisoners Mistakenly Released Too Early by Washington State Officials Due to Glitch

Washington state officials said that over 3,000 inmates have been mistakenly released too early from prison since 2002 due to a computer glitch.

Immigration News Today: ICE Preparing Massive Deportations Campaign

The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency will conduct a new deportation campaign that will affect Central American families who fled violence in their native land.

Majority of American Christians Are Accepting of Homosexuality

A new study shows that the Christian community has become more accepting towards homosexuality. A new study shows that the Christian community has become more accepting towards homosexuality.

LAPD Failed to Find Any Officers Guilty of Bias Policing Over Two Year Period

The Los Angeles Police Department elected not to uphold any of the 1,356 allegations of biased policing charges levied against officers over a two-year period commencing in 2012.

Bowe Bergdahl News Update 2015: Bergdahl Arraigned at Army base

U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl appeared in court Tuesday to face a military judge for deserting his post in Afghanistan back in 2009. He could face life in prison if found guilty for his disappearance.

Texas 'Affluenza' Teen on Run for Probation Violation

The Texas teenager involved in the infamous "affluenza" case, which drew nationwide attention two years ago, has gone missing, a district attorney's spokesperson said Tuesday.

Shop at IKEA for Less With These Buying Strategies

IKEA has always been associated with thrifty shopping so many budget-conscious people prefer to buy their items in this store. Those who like DIY also make sure to get the parts they needed here.

Christmas Comes Early for International Space Station Crew

Crew members of the International Space Station got their Christmas present early, as a cargo containing almost 3 tons of supply arrived at the station.

Study Says Women Spend More Than Men in a Lifetime

Recent study by New York City Department of Consumer Affairs showed that women often pay more for products almost throughout their lifetime. The findings resulted from comparing over 800 similar products for men and women.

President Barack Obama Remembers Persecuted Christians in Yuletide Message

President Barack Obama remembers Christians persecuted by ISIS in his Yuletide message to Americans and the world.

Starbucks Set for Record Gift Card Sales, Offers $200 Crystal-Encrusted ‘Premium Card’

Starbucks is now set for record gift card sales as they brought a new model of an absurdly expensive, limited edition crystal-encrusted gift card to the table for $200.

Bernie Sanders Stands up for Hillary Clinton Against Donald Trump Attacks

Bernie Sanders defends his Democratic Presidential rival, Hillary Clinton, against Donald Trump's attacks.

National Archives and Records Administration Releases US Nuclear Target List During Cold War

The United States National Archives and Records Administration has released a detailed list of nuclear targets during the Cold War in the 1950s. The list included areas in the Soviet Union, Eastern Europe and China as potential atomic bomb targets.

Marco Rubio Thwarts Critics by Saying No Amount of Experience Can Prepare Anyone for Presidency

Florida senator Marco Rubio was in a rally in Littleton, New Hampshire this week where he answered vital questions regarding his aptitude for the presidency of the United States.

Ted Cruz on Washington Post Cartoon: Newspaper Removes Artist's Illustration of Cruz's Daughters as Monkeys

The Washington Post published and removed an editorial cartoon depicting Republican presidential candidate Sen. Ted Cruz as an organ grinder in a Santa Claus costume with his two young daughters, Catherine and Caroline, as trained monkeys on leashes.

San Bernardino Shooter Tashfeen Malik Denied Having Any Terrorist Ties, Influence on US Immigration Application

New reports reveal that San Bernardino shooter Tashfeen Malik denied having any militant sympathies or intentions on an immigration application that she filled in 2013 to receive a U.S. visa.

Christmas Eve Climate This Year Comparable to the 4th of July's, Find Out How Warm It'll Be

There's little hope for a white Christmas this year, as weather experts say Christmas Eve will be the warmest on record for the eastern region of the United States.

Millennials Help Surge Obamacare Enrollment Numbers

More than 8.25 million consumers have utilized the Healthcare.gov federal health insurance marketplace. One cause for the increased enrollment or renewals spike is millennials.

Mall of America Files Lawsuit Against Black Lives Matter to Stop Planned Wednesday Protest

The Mall of America has filed a lawsuit against the Black Lives Matter group to block the protesters from holding a demonstration at the mall on one of the busiest shopping days of the year.

Clinton Camp Calls Trump's Comments Degrading and Sexist, Won't Engage in Vulgar Rhetorics With GOP Candidate

Spokespersons from "Hillary for America" have took to Twitter to voice out distaste for Donald Trump's latest slurs against the Democratic candidate.
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