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Shark Attacks, Bites Florida Woman Off Atlantic Coast

A 27-year old woman was attacked by a shark off the Florida coast in Cocoa Beach on Sunday. A shark attacked a woman off the Florida coast in Cocoa Beach on Sunday.

Central Arizona Earthquakes Hit Cities 160 Miles Apart

Central Arizona was jolted by a series of earthquakes Sunday night, with tremors felt in cities as wide as 160 miles apart.

Fred Thompson Dead at 73: Former US Senator, 'Law & Order' Actor Passes Away

Former U.S. Senator Fred D. Thompson passed away at the age of 73 on Saturday in Nashville. Former U. S. Senator Fred D. Thompson passed away at the age of 73 on Saturday in Nashville.

2016 Presidential Race: Jeb Bush Says Marco Rubio Has 'Given Up' on Fighting for People in DC

Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush doubled down on his attack against his 2016 rival Marco Rubio for his record of missing Senate votes, which Bush says is a sign that Rubio has "given up" on Congress.

USS Rafael Peralta Christened, First US Warship Named for Mexican-Born Marine [Watch]

U.S. Marine Sgt. Rafael Peralta's sacrifice for the nation was honored on Saturday when the Navy named their newest guided-missile destroyer after fallen hero.

Donald Trump Immigration Plan: Anthony Bourdain Against Trump's Deportation Proposal

Celebrity chef and fearless TV food adventurer Anthony Bourdain has used his vast restaurant world experience to weigh in on Donald Trump's plans to deport around 11 million immigrants, and said that doing so would "shut down" the U.S. restaurant industry

Immigration and Customs Nab 29 on Charges of Smuggling Mexican and Central American Women into U.S., Forcing Them into Prostitution

Immigration and Customs officials have arrested 29 people on charges of forcing Mexican and Central American women into prostitution after aiding them in illegally entering the U.S.

Obamacare News Update: New Study Finds Most of Uninsured Live in South and are Destitute

Most Americans who can continue to live without health insurance in the age of Obamacare are poor citizens from the South and Southwest living in Republican led metropolises.

New Phototransistor Will Improve Digital Cameras

Researchers at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have announced a huge breakthrough in digital imagining by introducing what they have called the fastest and most responsive flexible phototransistor ever.

Who is Jeanette Rubio? A Glimpse at Her Profile and Role in the Republican's 2016 Election Campaign

As 2016 Presidential hopeful Macro Rubio gets more and more media attention for his anti-Cuban statements and his record of absences in the Senate, the camera has been focusing on the candidate’s photogenic former NFL cheerleader wife.

Texas Tornado Forecasts [2015] Warnings Issued As Deadly Floods Kill 3 People

For a second consecutive day, deadly storms caused destruction, downpours and record-breaking flooding in Texas on Saturday, while killing at least three people.

Airplane Explodes Into Flames Upon Depature From Fort Lauderdale Airport Runway

One hundred passengers aboard a Venezuela-bound commercial passenger plane got the scare of their lives when their plane caught on fire upon take off in Florida on Thursday.

Immigration Reform News [2015]: Over 2 Dozen Women at Texas Immigration Detention Center Go On Hunger Strike

Almost 30 immigrant women being held at the T Don Hutto immigration detention center in Texas have begun a hunger strike.

Bubonic Plague Found in Teenage Girl in Oregon

Oregon health officials have confirmed that a teenage girl in Crook County has contracted the bubonic plague during a recent hunting trip.

Anonymous Threatens to Expose 1000 KKK Members

The hacker collective known as Anonymous is threatening to reveal up to 1,000 members of the Ku Klux Klan by name.

Marco Rubio Senate Attendance: Harry Reid Says Florida Senator Should Leave Senate

U.S. Senate Minority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nevada, feels that Sen. Marco Rubio, R-Fla., should leave the Senate.

Violent Fugitive Killed in Police Shootout in Kentucky

A dangerous fugitive was killed in a shootout with police Friday morning, bringing a harrowing end to a six-day-long manhunt.

2016 Presidential Race: New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio Endorses Hillary Clinton for President

Democratic New York Mayor Bill de Blasio finally lifted his silence on the presidential election, throwing his support behind candidate Hillary Clinton on Friday.

After 25 Years, Math Scores Drop Again on 'Nation's Report Card'

Math scores on the so-called NAEP test, often dubbed "the nation's report card," went down for the first time in a quarter century, meaning that randomly selected fourth- and eighth-grade students performed worse in the key subject.

Syria War Escalates as US Sends Special Forces into Conflict

Washington has announced that the U.S. will deploy dozens of troops to Syria in an effort to both assist Kurdish and Arab forces fighting the Islamic terrorist group ISIS.
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