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Trying to Save Suicidal Teen, Helper Falls to His Own Death in Hawaii

A helper's attempt to keep an apparently distraught 19-year-old from committing suicide cost the man his own life, after he fell from the 14th floor of a University of Hawaii dormitory.

George Zimmerman Selling Confederate Flag Painting to Raise Money for 'Muslim Free' Gun Store

George Zimmerman has teamed up with a Florida gun shop owner to sell prints of his Confederate battle flag painting at the owner's self-proclaimed "Muslim-free" gun store.

Donald Trump Poll Numbers: Former 'Apprentice' Host Expands His Lead in New CNN Poll

Donald Trump continues to dominate the crowded field of Republican presidential hopefuls and clearly leads the latest poll conducted by CNN and the Opinion Research Corporation.

Mega Millions Numbers & Results Aug. 14, 2015: Live Stream of Drawing Time; $39M Jackpot

If you hold a Mega Millions ticket and hope to convert yourself into a millionaire tonight, the time to tune in tonight will be 11 p.m. EDT. That is when the draw for the $39 million jackpot is set to take place at the studios of WSB-TV, Atlanta's ABC affiliate.

Cuba Travel Services: American Airlines Offers Charter Flights From Los Angeles to Havana in December

With the travel ban on flights to Cuba lifted, flights from Los Angeles to Havana will be available.

Two Women to Graduate From Army Ranger School, First in Program's History

For the first time in the program's history, two women are set to graduate from the United States Army Ranger School, often dubbed the "toughest combat course in the world."

Same Sex Marriage News: Judge Issues Confusing Order, Leaves Kentucky Couples Without Marriage Licenses

A convoluted order issued by a federal judge on Monday means that two same-sex couples in eastern Kentucky still cannot obtain marriage licenses, even though the outcome will "prolong the likely violation of their constitutional rights."

Hillary Clinton Benghazi Hearing: Democratic Presidential Candidate to Testify in October

Hillary Clinton will appear before a congressional panel on Oct. 22 to testify about her activities as secretary of state at the time of the Benghazi attacks, the chairman of the committee looking into the assault on the the U.S. consulate in Libya said on Sunday.

Confederate Flag Debate: Celebrities, Mississippians Demand Confederate Battle Emblem Removed from State Flag

Some 60 prominent Mississippians took out a full-page ad in the state's most widely read newspaper on Sunday to demand that the Confederate battle emblem be removed from the Magnolia State's flag.

Senate Democrats Urge Majority Leader to Schedule Judicial Confirmation Votes

Senate Democrats have urged Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., to speed up the judicial nomination process, especially for the 31 "judicial emergency vacancies" that are reportedly affecting communities.

Hillary Clinton's Latino Vote Odds: Marco Rubio Likely to Engage Electorate, Says Gov. Brian Schweitzer

Marco Rubio could effectively challenge Democrats' advantage among Hispanics - and with it, Hillary Clinton's hopes to move into the White House - the former governor of Montana told CNN on Sunday.

Diversity in Tech: Apple's Diversity Report Boasts New Hires, Admits Unfinished Business

Right on the heels of Intel's mixed-result diversity report, last week Apple also released information on its workplace demographics. The second-annual diversity transparency report from the most valuable company in the world yielded a similar mix of promise and progress, albeit slow.

Mike Huckabee Would Deny 11-Year-Old Paraguay Rape Victim an Abortion

When CNN's Dana Bash asked the former Arkansas governor how he felt about the recent situation in Paraguay, in which an 11-year-old girl was compelled by the state to carry an unwanted fetus to full term, Huckabee said, "Let's not compound a tragedy by taking yet another life."

Bernie Sanders: Black Lives Matter Apology Letter Was Sent by Campaign Staff, 'Without My Knowledge’

During an appearance on NBC's "Meet the Press," Sen. Bernie Sanders said he did not send an apology email to Black Lives Matter activists, and instead admitted that he believes an apology is unnecessary.

2016 Presidential Race: Marco Rubio Vows to Invite Dissidents to His Inauguration

Florida Sen. Marco Rubio announced on Friday that he plans to invite political dissidents to the 2017 inauguration ceremony should he be elected president.

Immigration News 2015: Appeals Court Throws Out Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio's Deferred-Action Suit

Joe Arpaio, the self-declared "toughest sheriff in America," lacks standing to sue the Obama administration over immigration policies he claims affect his jurisdiction of Maricopa County, Arizona.

Air Traffic Control Glitch: Thousands of Flights Delayed, Canceled

Hundreds of flights were either delayed or canceled over the weekend because of a technical problem at an air traffic control center in Leesburg, Virginia.

Donald Trump on Immigration Reform: Deportation of All Immigrants Criticized by Political Latinos

Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump's latest immigration comments were met with furor from Latinos and Latino-based organization.

Morgan Freeman's Granddaughter E'dena Hines Allegedly Stabbed to Death by Boyfriend in Alleged Exorcism

The young actress' boyfriend was reportedly performing an exorcism on her, according to eye witnesses.

Trump's Immigration Proposals: Deport Millions, Build a Wall, Change the Constitution?

Donald Trump, the current leader of the GOP presidential race, released an immigration position paper weeks ahead of schedule, detailing the billionaire candidate's stance on undocumented immigrants, birthright citizenship, and the economy. Needless to say, Trump's views -- even on paper -- are polarizing.
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