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Univision Will Not Show 2016 Republican Debates

No Republican debates will be held by the largest Spanish-language news network, Univision. The Republican National Committee announced Friday the networks holding the 2016 GOP primary debates.

Aaron Hernandez Murder Trial News Update: Ex-NFL Player's Girlfriend Shayanna Jenkins to Testify Against Him in Odin Lloyd Case?

Attorneys for jailed former NFL star Aaron Hernandez are scrambling to learn if the one-time veteran tight end's longtime girlfriend has struck a plea deal with prosecutors that could result in her testifying against the father of her child when he goes to trial on murder charges later this year.

Chicago Boy Who Asked Santa for Safety for Christmas 2014 to Be Guest at President Barack Obama's State of the Union 2015 Address

A Chicago teenager who penned a heartfelt letter to Santa pleading, "I just wanna be safe" and drew a personal response from U.S. President Barack Obama is scheduled to be on the House floor Tuesday night to hear the president's much anticipated State of the Union address.

Drive-By Shooting Takes Place Outside of Delaware Home of Vice President Joe Bide, Wife Dr. Jill Biden

Secret Service officials say that a speeding vehicle drove by Vice President Joe Biden's residence in Delaware Saturday night and fired multiple gun shots, although no one was hurt.

Texans and New Yorkers Fight for Dream Act, But Face Different Challenges

Dream Act supporters in Texas and New York are fighting for young immigrants, but the two groups are facing different challenges.

China Telecom Considering Investment in $10M Mexico Mobile Broadband Network

China Telecom might be looking to build Mexico's mobile broadband network. China Telecom might be looking to build Mexico's mobile broadband network.

Saint Junipero Serra: Pope Francis to Canonize Controversial Spanish Priest Who Brought Christianity to California

Pope Francis announced on Thursday that he plans to canonize Father Junipero Serra, a missionary who brought Christianity to California in the 18th century, during his upcoming trip to the United States later this year.

High School Graduation Requirements: Arizona's Class of 2017 Will be the First Required to Pass Citizenship Test

Arizona will become the first state to require high school students to pass a civics test in order to graduate.

Congress 2015 News: Latino Presence Grows in New Congress, But Legislators Still Disproportionately White, Says New Study

The 114th Congress, just getting underway in Washington, DC to kick off 2015, has the strongest Latino representation ever on Capitol Hill; yet, despite the increased diversity, Congress still has a disproportionately white representation in comparison to the rapidly changing U.S. population, a new study states.

Jodi Arias Trial Update: Court Releases Transcript From Jodi Arias Secret Testimony in Death Penalty Trial

Transcripts from the secret testimony Jodi Arias gave last October in a closed-courtroom were finally released Tuesday, weeks after an appeals court overturned a judge's decision to bar the public and media from the courtroom while Arias was on the stand.

Gun Control Laws: Gov. Rick Snyder Denies Guns to Those with Restraining Orders, Cites 'Additional Violence' to Victims as Concern

Michigan Governor Rick Snyder vetoed a bill on Thursday that pitted gun rights activists and anti-domestic violence organizations.

Powerball Numbers & Results January 17, 2015: Watch Live Stream Of Drawing For $194 Million Jackpot

There is lots of excitement for the Jan. 17 Powerball jackpot, which has grown to a whopping $194 million. The drawing will take place Saturday night at 11 p.m. ET.

Four Florida Men Arrested After Allegedly Killing Mother and Daughter During Armed Robbery

Four suspects were taken into custody by Florida police after they allegedly robbed a pawn shop and murdered an innocent mother and daughter during a violent crime spree in Auburndale and Haines City.

Gay Marriage Laws: Supreme Court to Weigh in on Same-Sex Marriage Debate

The U.S. Supreme Court will decide on the issue of same-sex marriage later on this year. The U. S. Supreme Court will decide on the issue of same-sex marriage later on this year.

Immigration News in NY: Queens Is Top NYC Borough With Undocumented Immigrants Eligible for DACA, DAPA Programs

More than half a million undocumented immigrants are living within the five boroughs of New York City, but slight more than 230,000 are eligible for the deferred action programs created by President Barack Obama.

Cheap Gas Prices: Gasoline Stations Continue Selling at Low Rates, But Experts Say Pump Price May Go Up in February 2015

Gas prices continue to fall sending more drivers to the pumps to fill up. The national average of $2.09 per gallon, according to data from AAA, is well over a dollar lower than the price of $3.31 a year ago. With gas prices falling and temperatures mild around the lower 48 states, consumers might want to hit the roads a little more than in the past.

Oklahoma Conducts First Death Penalty Since 2014 Botched Execution: Charles Warner Said Lethal Drug Injection Felt Like Acid

An Oklahoma man on Thursday became the first inmate to be put to death after the state's botched execution of Clayton Lockett last year. State prison officials in McAlester declared Charles Warner dead at 7:28 p.m.; it took 18 minutes to carry out the sentence.

Tamir Rice Cop Shooting Video: 911 Operator Didn't Tell Cleveland, Ohio Police Officers Boy Was Suspected of Carrying a Toy Gun

The death of Tamir Rice, a 12-year-old boy fatally shot by a Cleveland police officer while carrying a toy gun in November, may have been prevented if a 911 dispatcher would have communicated a key detail to the cops who responded to the call.

Flu Season 2014-2015: Current Vaccine Shot Only 23 Percent Effective, CDC Warns

The performance of this year's flu vaccine is unusually poor, but doctors say you should get the shot anyway. A study by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suggests that the vaccine is only 23 percent effective.

Mega Millions Numbers & Results January 13, 2015: Live Stream of Drawing Time; $270M Jackpot

If you would like to start the new year with an extra $270 million in your pocket, then you should try your luck at the the Mega Millions lottery jackpot. The drawing will take place on Friday, Jan. 16 at 11 p.m. EST.
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