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Will Harriet Tubman Be the Next Face on $20 Bill?

An online poll of an advocacy group, Women on 20s, showed that Harriet Tubman should be the next face displayed on the $20 bill.

Obama Hosts Global Entrepreneurship Event at White House

President Obama hosted a group of up and coming entrepreneurs as well as world-renowned businessmen and women at the White House on Monday as part of an event on global entrepreneurship. The president hopes to promote and increase entrepreneurial projects among diverse groups around the world.

VA Scandal: Widow files $2.5 Million Lawsuit Against Phoenix VA Medical Center for Husband's Suicide

An Arizona widow has filed a federal lawsuit against the Phoenix VA Medical Center, claiming that the hospital mistakenly gave her husband a false diagnosis that led to his suicide.

UC San Diego News: Art Professor Requires Students to Take Final Naked or Fail

A UC San Diego art professor requires students to take a final exam in the nude. He is also unclothed with them as they perform.

NSA Surveillance News: Rubio Backs Metadata Extension as Paul Threatens Filibuster

Republican presidential contenders Marco Rubio and Rand Paul this week butted heads over the NSA telephone metadata program, with the Florida senator backing an extension of the bulk-collection effort and his libertarian Kentucky colleague threatening a filibuster over the Patriot Act's possible reauthorization.

Pew Research Center Study: Americans Becoming Less Christian, More Secular

Americans are becoming less Christian and more secular, the Pew Research Center reported based on a massive study it conducted between June and September 2014.

Millennials Divided: Split Opinion Toward US Judicial System Confidence Among Latinos, Blacks, Whites

Millennials are divided about the U.S. judicial system. Harvard University Institute of Politics' (IOP) "Survey of Young Americans' Attitudes Toward Politics and Public Service" found nearly one-in-two millennials "do not have confidence that the justice system is fair," and the topics of race, political party and income are major factors.

4 More Victims Found in Connection to Connecticut Serial Killer

Authorities found the remains of four victims behind a strip mall in Connecticut where a serial killer may have dumped their bodies. Suspect has been identified and is behind bars.

Jeb Bush Says He Would Have Authorized the Invasion of Iraq

Despite distancing himself from most Republican hopefuls on other issues, Jeb Bush stands firm by the Iraq War, telling Fox News he would have invaded the country.

Boy Jumps Out of Car in California After Mother's Vehicle is Carjacked

A little four-year-old boy jumped out of a car on Sunday after a man carjacked his mother's vehicle. The boy only suffered minor scratches.

Record High National Graduation Rates Among Latino & Black High School Students Improved Overall Graduation Rate

The national graduation rate reached 81.4 percent in 2013, a record high, and its improvement is largely due to increased graduation rates among low-income, African American and Latino American students.

Oregon Mother Sues United Airlines, Claims Family Kicked Off Plane Because of Autistic Daughter

An Oregon woman has filed a lawsuit against United Airlines, claiming that she and her family were kicked off a Portland-bound flight because her teenage daughter is autistic.

Mega Millions Numbers & Results May 8, 2015: Live Stream of Drawing Time; $140M Jackpot

The Mega Millions jackpot is climbing higher and higher given that no fewer than 13 drawings having gone by since the last time a lucky winner took home the lottery's big prize; that means that tonight's reward sits at an impressive $140 million.

New Report Reveals Baltimore Jails Rejected Nearly 2,600 People Because of Their Severe Injuries

A new report published by The Baltimore Sun reveals that over 2,500 people arrested by Baltimore police within the last three years have been turned away from the city's jail because they were suffering from severe injuries.

Florida School Principal Busted for Smoking Marijuana, Found With Unbuttoned Shirt & Student

A Florida high school principal was arrested last week after police caught her smoking marijuana in the back seat of a car with an 18-year-old student.

Millennials Demographic Trends: Democratic Party Preferred Among Millennials Ahead of 2016 Presidential Election

Harvard University Institute of Politics found millennials prefer the Democratic Party to win the 2016 presidential election in convincing fashion.

First Lady Michelle Obama Opens Up About her Experience With Racism During Tuskegee Commencement Speech [Watch]

First lady Michelle Obama gave a candid speech about racism and her own experience coping with racial discrimination during the commencement ceremony at Tuskegee University in Alabama on Saturday.

Popular Baby Names 2014: 'Noah,' 'Emma' Most Popular U.S. Baby Names in 2014

"Noah" held on to the top spot as the most popular name for male newborns in the United States, the Social Security Administration revealed as it released its annual list of top baby names. The Biblical moniker had already topped the agency's ranking in 2013, after surging from fourth place the previous year.

Marco Rubio Vows to Revive American Dream, Discusses Education Reform

Sen. Marco Rubio, one of the Republican Party's candidates for the 2016 presidential nomination, released a short piece on the American Dream Monday morning. In it he vows to fight for Americans struggling to achieve the American Dream.

George Zimmerman Shooting News Update: Zimmerman Suffers From Gunshot Wound in the Face in Florida

George Zimmerman -- the Florida man who was acquitted in the 2012 shooting death of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin -- was shot in the face on Monday.
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