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Republican More Optimistic About GOP Candidates: Poll

Republicans appear to be much more optimistic about the upcoming presidential race compared to the two previous campaign cycles. Pew Research Center data shows that the favorability of the Republican line up has increased while favorability among Democrats for their party has stagnated.

Columbia Mattress Protest: Emma Sulkowicz Brings Protest Mattress to Graduation, Is Called a 'Pretty Little Liar' on Campus

'Carry That Weight' Columbia University student Emma Sulkowicz graduates and walks across the stage with her rape mattress in tow.

'Sham' Cancer Charities Accused of Wasting $187 Million in Donations, Only 3 Percent Went to Cancer Patients

Several "sham" cancer charities run by extended members of the same family spent more than $187 million collected in donations on personal luxuries, CNN reported. The organizations are now the subject of a civil suit brought by the Federal Trade Commission and the attorneys general of all 50 states.

Mega Millions Numbers & Results May 19, 2015: Live Stream of Drawing Time; $194M Jackpot

Sixteen drawings have gone by since the last time a lucky winner took home the Mega Millions jackpot, which in turn is inching closer and closer to the $200 million threshold. As of this Friday, the lottery's big prize still remains at "only" $194 million.

Powerball Numbers & Results May 20, 2015: Watch Live Stream Of Drawing For $121 Million Jackpot

On sunday a man named Pete Kemp a bus driver from Des Moines was able to claim a $1 million lottery prize after almost losing it all.

Students File Lawsuit Claiming Florida College Forced Them to Endure Vaginal Exams

Two women are suing Valencia State College in Florida and three medical diagnostic instructors who they say forced them to expose their bodies during transvaginal probes in a medical class.

2016 Presidential Candidate Sen. Bernie Sanders Introduces Bill for Free Public College Tuition

Just weeks after launching his campaign in the 2016 presidential race, U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders presented a free college tuition bill on Capitol Hill.

US Home Builders' Confidence Falls in May Amid Spring Selling Season Gains

A gauge of builders' confidence dropped this May, despite favorable spring selling season news.

Philadelphia Mayoral Race Results 2015: Nelson Diaz Loses Chance to Become City's First Latino Mayor

Nelson Diaz encountered a major defeat in Philadelphia’s Democratic Party mayoral primary race as he received single-digit figures. A victory for Diaz would have gave him the window of opportunity to become the city’s first Latino mayor.

President Barack Obama Signs Law Honoring Slain Latino, Asian New York Police Officers

President Barack Obama signed a new law requiring improved disseminating of information for police officers at risk in public.

US Air Force Laser Weapons: USAF to Demonstrate 100 KW Laser Firing Jets by 2022

The U.S. Air Force has just announced that it plans on firing a 100-plus-kilowattlaser from a small jet fighter plane by 2022. The Air Force follows in the Navy's footsteps to implement laser weapon technology into its inventory.

Waco Biker Shooting 2015: Twin Peaks Permanently Closes Location in Waco, Texas After 9 Killed

Following the shootout that occurred on Sunday between rival motorcycle gang members in Waco, Texas, management at the Twin Peaks where the melee took place announced that the restaurant is no longer in business.

Rep. Luis Gutierrez Lauds House Judiciary Committee's Long-Awaited Hearing on Policing Strategies

After President Barack Obama announced new policing rules, including greater involvement in the community and the banning of some military-grade equipment, the House Judiciary Committee held a hearing on policing strategies. Rep. Luis Gutierrez lauded the Committee's bipartisan decision to hold the hearing, having been petitioning for it since Trayvon Martin's death.

Hillary Clinton Debt, Net Worth, Finances & News 2016: RNC Slams Clintons Over Speaking Fees

The Republican National Committee (RNC) continues to attack the Clinton family over their finances, emphasizing their speaking fees they charge when giving speeches at events and universities.

Florida Teen Fatally Shot, 4 Adults Injured in Northwest Miami-Dade Shooting

A 13-year-old boy was shot and killed Monday night by a stray bullet when two gunmen opened fire on a group of four men at an apartment complex in Miami-Dade County, Florida.

2016 Presidential Race: Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham to Launch 2016 Presidential Campaign on June 1

South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham announced on Monday that he will officially launch his bid in the 2016 presidential election on June 1.

Police Weapons: President Obama Limits the Sale of Some Military-Style Equipment to Police Forces From Federal Agencies

In wake of the months-long national protests calling for an end to police brutality and excessive force, President Obama banned the sale of some military-style equipment from federal agencies to local police departments.

Hillary Clinton Vice President Candidate Choices: Julian Castro 'First' Option on Clinton's VP List, Says Henry Cisneros

Democratic Party presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has been trying to court the Latino electorate, but a former aide said she needs a specific Latino vice presidential candidate to improve her victory odds.

Columba Bush Twitter & Instagram: Jeb Bush's Wife Joins Social Media

The wife of potential Republican presidential candidate Jeb Bush, Columba, joined social media over the weekend. Her arrival on social media allows Bush to open to the public as well as help her husband cater to the Latino vote, being Latina herself.

School Bus Accident: Little Girl Dragged by Bus in Kentucky After Backpack Becomes Stuck in Door

A little girl is recovering after being dragged more than a thousand feet by a school bus in Louisville, Kentucky last week.
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