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Woman Attacks Vietnam Veteran in Parking Lot - Do You Know Her? [VIDEO]

A 73-year-old Vietnam veteran in Fresno was attacked and robbed outside an AutoZone. A 73-year-old Vietnam veteran in Fresno was attacked for his wallet outside of an AutoZone.

Charleston Church Shooting: Federal Magistrate Lowers Bond for Friend of Shooter Dylann Roof

A federal magistrate on Thursday lowered bond for a man accused of failing to tell authorities all he knew about his friend Dylann Roof, the suspect accused of killing nine people at a historic black church in Charleston in June.

President Obama Defends Black Lives Matter Movement While Speaking to Law Enforcement

President Barack Obama on Thursday defended the Black Lives Matter movement, explaining to law enforcement officials that the social justice movement is not anti-white or anti-police, but rather calls attention to issues plaguing the African-American community.

FCC Moves to Cap Predatory Prison Phone Call Rates

Everyone wants an affordable way to call loved ones, but for the millions imprisoned in the U.S., it can be a vital lifeline. But the deals some phone companies have made with prisons can make it prohibitively expensive for inmates to contact the outside world.

Presidential Election 2016: Conservative Latinos Plan 'Unprecedented Gathering' Ahead of GOP Debate

Conservative Latinos plan to hold an "unprecedented gathering" in Boulder, Colorado, the site of the CNBC presidential debate on Oct. 28, to counter anti-Latino perceptions sparked by GOP front-runner Donald Trump.

Puerto Rico Debt Crisis: Obama Administration Presents Congress Proposal to Help Rescue Puerto Rico

The Obama administration is urging Congress to devise a plan to help rescue Puerto Rico from its massive $72 billion debt crisis before it implodes into an even bigger "humanitarian crisis."

Alligator Kills 62-Year-Old Swimmer in Florida State Park

Florida officials confirmed that a swimmer was killed by a 12-and-a-half-foot alligator at a central Florida state park on Monday.

Freddie Gray's Mother Attempts Suicide, Rushed to Hospital

The mother of Freddie Gray, the man who died from a fatal spine injury while in police custody in Baltimore earlier this year, attempted to commit suicide Wednesday night.

Chris Christie News: New Jersey Governor Wants to Ban Flights to Cuba

Following the recent rapprochement between the United States and Cuba, U.S. air carriers are eager to resume commercial flights to the Caribbean destination. But Republican presidential hopeful and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie wants no such flights to depart from the Garden State.

Professor Who Sued CIA Finds Office Burglarized, Data Stolen

The office of a University of Washington professor who recently sued the Central Intelligence Agency was burglarized this week, in what the academic called a "suspicious" coincidence.

4-Year-Old Girl Shot, Killed in New Mexico Road Rage Incident

A 4-year-old girl is dead after an angry motorist fired into another vehicle on an interstate in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Breaking: Another Attack Happened While John Kerry, Israeli Benjamin Netanyahu Talks Steps to End Violence

U.S. Secretary of Defense John Kerry recently met with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Jerusalem on Thursday. While the two leaders were discussing the steps to end the Palestinian-Israeli violence, two Palestinians apparently stabbed an Israeli civilian.

US President Barack Obama Talks With Pakistan Leader on Nuclear Tensions, Education

In light of the recent nuclear tensions involving Pakistan and India, U.S. President Barack Obama met up with Pakistani Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif, Thursday, at the White House in Washington in the hopes of limiting Pakistan's nuclear weapon program.

Lawmakers to Justice Department: Help Reduce Gun Violence in Communities of Color

House lawmakers have called U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch to meet them for a meeting on discussing plans to stop gun violence in minority communities.

Hillary Clinton Benghazi Hearing: Presidential Candidates Takes Responsibility for Terror Attacks

Hillary Clinton endured hours of sharp questioning by House lawmakers leading a select House committee investigating the Benghazi attacks in 2012 that led to the deaths of American ambassador Christopher Stevens and three fellow Americans.

President Barack Obama Speaks on Prescription Drug Abuse, Heroin Addition, Personal Struggle With Drugs

President Barack Obama delivered an impassioned and personal speech addressing the national health epidemic of prescription drug and heroin addiction, which is killing more Americans per year than automobile crashes.

2016 Presidential Race: Clinton Benefits From Biden's Decision Not to Run

Hillary Clinton is the prime beneficiary of Joe Biden's decision not to join the 2016 White House race, as polls had consistently shown that the vice president would have siphoned most of his support from the former secretary of state.

2016 Republican Debates: CNBC Unveils Lineup for Next GOP Debate

CNBC on Thursday unveiled the 10 White House hopefuls that will be invited to its Oct. 28 GOP presidential debate, set to take place at the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado.

Indiana University Student Under Arrest for Attacking Muslim Woman in Public Cafe

A 19-year-old Indiana University student is under arrest for attacking a Muslim woman in public. A 19-year-old Indiana University student is under arrest for attacking a Muslim woman in public.

Unemployment Numbers: Average Initial Jobless Claims Lowest in 4 Decades

The four-week average of initial jobless claims, a less volatile measure than the weekly figure, has fallen to a historic level, clocking in at its lowest point since December 1973.
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