US News

T-Mobile vs. Sprint: Subsidiaries Univision and Boost Mobile Battle on Cheap Calls, Texts to Cuba

Boost Mobile from Sprint and Univision Mobile from T-Mobile are now offering deals on calls or texts to Cuba.

Protests Outside New Orleans Courthouse as Obama's Immigration Order Still Stalled

On Friday demonstrators gathered outside of a New Orleans federal courthouse to voice their frustration at the way President Obama’s attempts to overhaul the U.S. immigration system seem to have been stifled.

Babysitter Reports Watching Abducted Child in Washington

A man called police after realizing that he was babysitting an abducted child after seeing the child on an Amber Alert, ABC News reports.

Parents Continue to Opt Out of Common Core Standardized Tests

Thousands of students across the country are opting out of standardized tests aligned to the controversial standards of Common Core, which serves to evaluate and help states improve academic performance.

Immigration Reform News: Federal Appeals Court Hear Opening Arguments in Case Over Obama's Executive Order on Immigration

The legal fight over President Barack Obama's executive order to protect up to 5 million undocumented residents from deportation heated up on Friday as opening arguments in the case were presented before a federal appeals court.

Pope May Make a Detour to Cuba During Upcoming U.S. Visit

Pope Francis is considering making a detour to Cuba during his September trip to the United States, the Vatican said on Friday.

California Latino, Son of Mexican Immigrants, Accepted to All 8 Ivy League Schools

Most American high school seniors can only dream of getting an acceptance letter from one of the highly selective Ivy League universities, but Fernando Rojas has managed to get into all eight of the prestigious schools.

California High School Teacher & Wrestling Coach Arrested: Allegedly Molested 25 Students on Torrance Unified Wrestling Team

A California teacher and wrestling coach was arrested Wednesday for allegedly molesting 25 student athletes on the school's wrestling team.

Support Drops, but Majority of Americans Still Back Death Penalty

Support for the death penalty has dipped to its lowest level in 40 years in the United States, a Pew Research Center reveals, though a small majority of Americans still believes in capital punishment.

Earth Week 2015: Companies Demonstrating They're Commited to the Environment

Earth Day 2015, observed on April 22, will be the 45th anniversary of a day that's been famously marked by an effort to improve environmental consciousness, sustainability and eco-friendly economic growth. And this year numerous companies are demonstrating confident efforts that prove they're interested in the environment.

Seattle CEO Drasticially Cuts His Salary to Give All His Employees Huge Raises

Employees at Gravity Payments were stunned to learn on Monday that everyone at the company would begin earning $70,000 regardless of their job position while their CEO is taking a huge pay cut.

Her Birth Mother Is a Co-Worker, Ohio Woman Discovers

Unbeknownst to her, an Ohio woman who was adopted as a child worked for years worked at the same company as her biological mother.

Ohio Man Joined Nusra Front and Planned Attack on Military Base

After traveling to and training Syria, Mohamud was given orders to attack the U.S. from within and he returned to his native Ohio, where he was arrested by the FBI before carrying out his plans.

Undocumented Immigrants in the US: Study Shows Ohio is Least Accommodating State to Undocumented Immigrants

A recent study released Thursday shows that Ohio is the least state to promote the health and well-being of undocumented immigrants.

US Navy to Switch to Unmanned Planes and the X-47B Drone Refuels Autonomously

Navy Secretary Mabus believes the Navy will soon do away with manned aircraft and replace them with smart unmanned planes. Secretary Mabus said the F-35 would be the Navy's last manned combat plane.

US to Prosecute Chilean Military Officer Involved in Victor Jara Death

The officer who allegedly oversaw the torture and ultimately executed folksinger Victor Jara will be tried in a U.S. court for his crimes.

Boston Marathon Bomber Trial Update: Parents of 8-Year-Old Bombing Victim Urge Prosecutors to 'Drop the Death Penalty'

The parents of Martin Richard, 8-year-old boy who was killed in the Boston Marathon bombing, are pleading with federal prosecutors to spear the life of their son's killer.

National Guard Members Arrested for Trying to Allegedly Sell Guns, Ammo to Mexican Cartels

Federal authorities arrested two active members of the U.S. Army National Guard who are accused of trying to sell deadly weapons, including guns, military ammunition and body armor, to purported Mexican drug cartel members.

'Finding Bigfoot': Animal Planet Reality Stars Hold Town Hall Meeting in Prep for Sasquatch Hunt in New Hamsphire

The Bigfoot hunters starring on Animal Planet's hit reality series "Finding Bigfoot" held a town hall meeting in New Hampshire in preparation for their upcoming voyage in The Granite State.

Election 2016: Latinos Differ on Hillary Clinton's, Marc Rubio's Immigration Records

Hillary Clinton is trying to secure votes from Hispanics, who will make up a key demographic in the 2016 White House race. It is also a demographic Marco Rubio, the newly announced GOP candidate, has been counting on.
Real Time Analytics