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Job Market 2015: U.S. Jobs Market Strong, Labor Deparment Figures Show

Claims for unemployment benefits remained virtually flat last week, suggesting the U.S. jobs market remains strong even though economic growth has slowed.

Single Father of Quadruplets Raises over $300K for Help

An Arizona man is raising newborn quadruplets on his own after his wife died just hours after giving birth, PEOPLE reports.

Federal Reserve Interest Rates: Higher Rates on the Way for First Time Since Financial Crisis?

The Federal Reserve Signaled Wednesday that higher interest rates are coming, Washington Post reports.

Paul Rand 2016: Kentucky Senator Set to Announce Presidential Campaign in Early April

Kentucky Republican Senator Rand Paul will announce that he is running for president on April 7, USA Today reports.

Immigration Executive Action Lawsuit: Hearing Set on Allegations DOJ Attorneys Misled a Judge About Executive Action Implementation

Twenty-six states, led by Texas, are attempting to block President Obama's expanded Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) and Deferred Action for Parental Accountability.

GOP Budget Cuts Plan: President Obama Criticizes House GOP Budget Plan, Cuts $5.5 Trillion in Spending, Repeals Obamacare

President Barack Obama criticized House Republicans' latest budget plan, stating it lacks investment in key national priorities for job growth.

Pasco Shooting Update: Attorneys Want Officers Involved in Shooting to be Charged with Murder

The attorney of the widow of a Mexican migrant worker fatally shot by Pasco police wants the three officers involved in the case to be charged with murder.

U.S. Military Loses Contact With Unarmed Drone Over Syria

The U.S. military has confirmed that it has lost contact with an unarmed Predator drone that had been flying over northwestern Syria and which forces loyal to dictator Bashar al-Assad claim to have shut down.

Marco Rubio 2016: Senator Would Defy U.S. Allies on Iran As President If Necessary

Republican presidential hopeful Marco Rubio would "absolutely" defy U.S. allies to revoke any Iranian nuclear deal he might inherit from Barack Obama, the Florida senator said on Tuesday. The next president "should not be bound" by a potential agreement the Obama administration strikes with Iran, he added.

Morgan State University Stabbing: Three Football Players Stabbed; Attacker Arrested

The incident happened outside a dining hall. The attacker has been arrested and the victims are in the hospital recuperating.

Ohio Baby Death: Mother Accused of Decapitating Baby Was Ordered to Stay Away

A prosecutor said Tuesday that an Ohio woman accused of decapitating her 3-month-old baby had been ordered to stay away from her child, ABC News reports according to the Associated Press.

Cyanide & The White House: Letter to Washington Undergoes Testing for Cyanide

A suspicious letter sent to the White House has tentatively tested positive for cyanide, a deadly chemical that makes the body unable to use oxygen. The envelope was was received Monday at an off-site facility that screens mail addressed to the executive mansion.

Boston Marathon Bomber Trial Update: Jury Reviews Bombs Suspect Allegedly Threw at Officers; Suspect's Best Friend Gives Testimony in Death Penalty Case

Jurors in the Boston Marathon bombing trial were presented on Wednesday with the home-made bombs that bombing suspect Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and his deceased brother allegedly threw at police who were searching for them in a manhunt.

Kraft Macaroni and Cheese Recall: Kraft Says 6.5 Million Boxes of Mac and Cheese Might Contain Metal Pieces

Mac and cheese lovers should double check the label on the original flavor of Kraft Macaroni & Cheese boxes before whipping it up for dinner.

Penn State Kappa Delta Rho Frat Suspended for Allegedly Posting Nude Photos of Unconscious Women

The KDR chapter at Penn State is being investigated by local police, the university and the national fraternity after it was revealed the members had posted photos of half nude and nude women who were inebriated and unconscious.

Aaron Hernandez Murder Trial News Update: Prosecutor Says Nike Shoe at Crime Scene Matches What Hernandez Wore

Prosecutors brought in a Nike expert to say that former New England Patriots tight end Aaron Hernandez was wearing the same kind of shoes that left a footprint on the crime scene, My San Antonio reports according to Associated Press.

24-Year-Old Missouri Man Arrested for Making Plans to Shoot President Obama

A man from central Missouri is facing federal charges for making several threats to shoot President Barack Obama with a high-powered rifle within the next few weeks.

U.S.-Mexico Intern Program Aims to Increase Opportunities Between Both Countries

U.S.-Mexico Intern Program seeks to expand academic exchange and internship opportunities for U.S. and Mexican college students and recent graduates

Aaron Schock Releases Resignation Statement After Being Accused of Spending Taxpayer Money for Personal Expenses

Illinois Rep. Aaron Schock released his resignation statement on Tuesday after being accused of spending taxpayer funds on personal expenses, Washington Post reports.

Minimum Wage: Jeb Bush Argues Minimum Wage Should Be a State Issue, Not a Federal One

Arguing that the issue of minimum wage should be left to the states or even up to the private sector, Jeb Bush informed a South Carolina audience on Tuesday that he opposes a federal minimum wage.
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