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Harvard University Bomb Threat Update: Officials Lock Down Several Buildings on College Campus

Several campus buildings at Harvard University were placed on a lockdown around 12:30 p.m. on Monday, after the Ivy League school received an "unconfirmed bomb threat."

SCOTUS Declines Anti-Abortion Group's Attempts to View Planned Parenthood Documents

The U.S. Supreme Court has halted an anti-abortion groups' attempts to gain access to an internal documents from Planned Parenthood.

Syrian Refugees in America: Texas, Florida, Ohio, Louisiana Governors Refuse Refugees

Despite President Barack Obama telling U.S. states to accept refugees fleeing from the Islamic State militant groups, more U.S. governors are refusing to welcome them.

Mizzou Protests: President Obama Says Protesters Need to 'Be Able to Listen' to the Other Side

President Barack Obama weighed in on the student protests at the University of Missouri against racism, commending the demonstrators for speaking out against injustice, but warning them not to muzzle out their opposition.

Police Declare Homicide in Case of Missing Girl in Scottsville, Kentucky

A girl was found dead in Scottsville, Kentucky, just minutes after her mother reported her missing on Saturday.

US ISIS Strategy: What Measures Will the United States Take in Light of Paris Terror Attacks?

The recent ISIS-led attack is Paris has leaders in the U.S. and abroad wondering what can be done to stop further attacks.

Cyber Monday Giving Black Friday Deals a Run for Its Money: Top Smartphone Pre-Sales So Far From BestBuy and Verizon

While retail bargain hunters are all gearing up for Black Friday's hot deals, online shoppers are highly anticipating the exciting sales they'll be able to secure online.

Nohemi Gonzalez: First US Victim Identified in Parisian Terror Attack a Latina Student from Cal State [Vigil Time, Schedule]

As the names of the victims from Friday’s deadly terror attack in Paris emerge, several of the 129 people killed have been identified as Latinos. Nohemi Gonzalez, a 23-year-old student from El Monte, California, was the first U.S. citizen reported dead. Gonzalez was eating at a restaurant when she was fatally shot.

Shark Attack in Florida: Woman Is Bitten by Shark on the First Time She Got Into the Ocean

One unlucky woman was attacked by a shark the very first that she ever stepped into the ocean. One unlucky woman was attacked by a shark the very first time that she ever stepped into the ocean.

Democratic Debate 2015: Clinton, Sanders, O'Malley Tackle Foreign Policy, Immigration, Wall Street

One night after the Paris terror attacks, Bernie Sanders, Hillary Clinton and Martin O’Malley spoke about foreign policy, immigration and the minimum wage for the second Democratic presidential debate.

Scientists Discover Exoplanets With Winds 20 Times Faster Than Hurricane Conditions

Try imagining a wind 20 times faster than anything ever recorded here on earth, including at the heart of a hurricane.

GOP Attempting to Draft Mitt Romney for 2016 Presidential Race to Take on Donald Trump and Ben Carson

The GOP establishment is getting nervous now that the nomination for the Republican Presidential candidate is coming down to frontrunners Donald Trump and Ben Carson. With all of the theatrics that have been coming out of the GOP debates recently, party leaders are now attempting to draft former Governor and 2012 GOP candidate Mitt Romney for the race. See the details here.

Officials Arrest and Charge 4 Boys Involved in Middle School Sexting Scandal

Four boys between the ages of 11 and 15 were arrested and charged with distribution of child pornography in a sexting and cyberbullying scandal that took place at a Philadelphia middle school.

‘NCIS’ Star Pauley Perrette Attacked, Nearly Killed [Pic]

Hollywood actress and "NCIS" star Pauley Perrette was attacked outside her home on Thursday night by what appeared to be a homeless man that had "murder in his eyes." See the details here.

Paris Terror Bombing Attacks: World Leaders Respond; Quote Roundup from USA, Great Britian, Germany, Japan, South Africa and More

The aftershock born of the deadly Paris bombing attack continues to be felt around the globe. President Barack Obama has wasted little time in labeling Friday's savage attack that has left at least 127 dead and scores more injured "an outrageous attempt to terrorize innocent civilians."

One Year Later: Obama's Latino Judicial Nominee Luis Felipe Restrepo Still Waits Senate Confirmation

More than a year has passed since President Barack Obama nominated a Latino judge for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit in Pennsylvania, and the U.S. Senate has yet to confirm him.

Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey Announce Creation of New State Police Border Force

A new report reveals that Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey is creating a special state police border force to help border agencies fight against crimes taking place along the U.S.-Mexican border.

Utah Judge Reverses Decision to Remove Lesbian Couple's Foster Child

Following an outbreak of national outrage, a Utah judge reversed his decision to remove a foster child from her adoptive lesbian parents and place her with a heterosexual couple.

Ruben Hinojosa Announces Retirement, Will Not Seek Reelection in 2016

Rep. Ruben Hinojosa, D-Texas, announced he will not seek reelection and retire from Congress. Rep. Ruben Hinojosa, D-Texas, announced he will not seek reelection and retire from Congress.

Katherine Vargas to Leave White House Hispanic Media Director Role

Katherine Vargas is leaving her position as White House Hispanic Media Director to become a public affairs manager for Google.
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