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US Diplomatic Relations: After Cuba Rapprochement, US Still Lacks Diplomatic Ties With Three Nations

With President Barack Obama announcing on Wednesday that Washington and Havana were about to complete their rapprochement and restore full diplomatic relations, there remain only three countries in the world with with the United States has no official ties.

Salomon Melgen, Friend to Sen. Bob Menendez, Granted Bond in Alleged Medicare Fraud Case

A federal judge approved bond for a Florida eye doctor in connection to alleged corruption charges with Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J.

Hillary Clinton Emails: Clinton's 'Secret Santa' is Her Chappaqua Hairdresser

The "Santa" mentioned in the latest batch of newly released Hillary Clinton emails refers to Santa Nikkels, the former secretary of state's hairdresser from Chappaqua, New York.

Immigration Reform News Today: Immigrant Leaders to Confront ICE During DAPA Court Hearing

Immigrant rights advocates announced they will protest in support of a deferred action program while outside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) office.

Immigration Activists Protest Ann Coulter at ‘Adios America’ Book Signing: Coulter Responds Saying At Least 'They Weren’t Molesting Any 4-Year-Olds' [WATCH]

Mexican immigrants demonstrated against the anti-immigration book author on Wednesday afternoon at Barnes & Noble in Costa Mesa, California.

Same Sex Marriage Update: Kentucky Clerk Sued For Refusing to Issue Marriage Licenses

A Kentucky county clerk is being sued for refusing to issue marriage licenses following the landmark Supreme Court ruling that legalized same-sex unions across the nation.

Wisconsin Man Charged With Threatening to Kill President Barack Obama

His threats to kill President Barack Obama have led to federal charges for a Wisconsin man who is now being detained in a mental health facility. Brian Dutcher allegedly told a security guard that he wanted to shoot the president during a visit to La Crosse, where Obama held an event on Thursday.

Jim Webb 2016 Presidential Campaign for the White House Announced: Former Virginia Senator Enters Race

Former Democratic U.S. Senator Jim Webb is seeking his party’s nomination for the presidency. The 69-year-old Missouri native announced that he was throwing his hat in the ring on Thursday via his website, saying, "I understand the odds, particularly in today's political climate where fair debate is so often drowned out by huge sums of money."

July 4th 2015 Terror Warning: ISIS Threats Upset July 4 Celebrations

This year’s celebration is marred by a seemingly even greater amount of dread than usual, as the Islamic terrorist group ISIS has been making the news all year with worldwide bombings and attacks.

Netflix Price Plans: Taxes Coming in Chicago, ‘Cloud Tax’ May Go National

The "cloud tax" in Chicago could lead to a national review and taxation of cloud based services with state's rights for taxing online services.

America Ferrera Op-Ed to Donald Trump Thanks Him for Politically Engaging Latinos

Latina America Ferrera writes an op-ed that is addressed to Republican presidential hopeful Donald Trump and thanks him.

Chilmark Summer Retreat Rented by President Obama & Family Listed for $22.5M

A summer getaway rental property, once enjoyed by President Barack Obama and his family, is now for sale for $22.5 million.

2016 GOP Candidates: George Pataki Calls Out Donald Trump for Mexico Immigration Comments, Starts Twitter Feud

The former New York governor seeks to pressure the GOP field over Trump comments. Former New York Gov. George Pataki launched an attack against Donald Trump on Wednesday concerning the real estate mogul's controversial remarks about Mexican immigrants.

Hillary Clinton 2016 Campaign: Democratic Candidate Raises $45 Million in Three Months

Hillary Clinton raised $45 million in just three months after launching her 2016 presidential campaign.

Antonio Zambrano-Montes Pasco Police Shooting Update: New Video, Evidence Released in Washington Immigrant Shooting

Officials released new evidence on Wednesday related to the killing of an immigrant migrant worker in Pasco, Washington earlier this year.

Justice Department Investigates US Airlines' Overcharging

The Department of Justice is investigating whether U.S. airlines cooperated and deliberately limited available seats to keep airfares high, a charge major carriers strongly denied through their trade group.

Jeb Bush on Immigration: DREAMer Activist Clashes With GOP Candidate at Campaign Event

Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush reacted "condescendingly" when a supporter of the so-called DREAM Act approached the Republican presidential candidate at a rally over the weekend, the immigration-advocacy group America's Voice complained.

Stephen King Among Those in Maine Calling for Governor’s Impeachment

Stephen King and other residents of Maine have had enough of the Republican governor's actions while in office. They have taken up a cause to get him impeached or to resign.

Ted Cruz on Cuba: US Embassy in Cuba 'Slap in the Face' to Israel

Republican presidential hopeful Ted Cruz on Wednesday blasted the Obama administration's move to reopen the U.S. Embassy in Havana as a "slap in the face" to Israel, which has repeatedly called for the local U.S. mission to be moved from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem.

Whole Foods Apologized for Overpricing at New York City Stores

Whole Foods Chief Executive John Mackey, who in the past has advocated for what he calls "conscious capitalism," and his co-CEO, Walter Robb, on Wednesday said they were sorry for overcharging customers at the retailer's New York City stores.