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Powerball Numbers & Results December 3, 2014: Watch Live Stream Of Drawing For $40 Million Jackpot

The excitement is growing for the Dec. 3 Powerball jackpot, which currently stands at $40 million. The drawing will take place Wednesday night at 11 p.m. EDT.

Alonzo Brown NYC Attack: Man Who Kicked, Robbed Woman and Baby in the Bronx Says 'I'm Sorry'

Despite his apology, a 24-year-old mother says she can't forgive the man who brutally kicked and robbed her while she was holding her 2-month-old baby in New York City last week.

Affordable Care Act Pros and Cons: Fewer Patient Deaths, Billions in Health Care Costs Saved Since 2010, Says HHS Secretary

The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) claimed approximately 50,000 less patients have died in hospitals due in part of provisions in the Affordable Care Act (ACA), also referred to as Obamacare.

Eric Garner Death & Chokehold Case: NYC Grand Jury Expected to Vote on Whether or Not to Indict NYPD Officer

A New York City grand jury is expected to vote on whether or not New York police officer Daniel Pantaleo should be criminally prosecuted for his actions in the death of Eric Garner, the Staten Island man who died after police put him in an illegal chokehold in July.

Bill Cosby Update: Star Sued for Molestation; Woman Says He Assaulted Her When She was 15

A woman has filed a lawsuit against the comedian Bill Cosby alleging that he sexually assaulted her when she was 15.

Immigration Executive Action Update: What Obama Did Not Address: Immigrant Detention Centers - What You Need to Know

President Barack Obama's immigration executive orders addressed issues including border security, expansion of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA), work permit authorization for undocumented immigrant parents of U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents, but one topic left unanswered for many immigrant rights groups is the management of detention centers.

Obama Proposes 50,000 Body Cameras for Nation's Police Departments After Ferguson Shooting

President Barack Obama announced on Monday he will seek $263 million from Congress to better train police officers nationwide.

Supreme Court Ruling Today: Are Online Death Threats Protected Speech? U.S. Supreme Court To Determine in New Case

The US Supreme Court heard arguments on Monday in a case that could determine whether the First Amendment of the Constitution protects death threats made on the Internet as free speech.

City Council Votes to Raise Minimum Wage in Chicago to $13 an Hour

The City Council on Tuesday voted to raise the minimum wage in Chicago to $13 an hour by 2019. The City Council on Tuesday voted to raise the minimum wage in Chicago to $13 an hour by 2019.

U.S. Hospital Committed 17 Percent Less Medical Errors in 2013 Than in 2010

U.S. hospitals have committed 17 percent fewer medical errors in 2013 than they did in 2010 which amounts to 50,000 saved lives.

Valve Introduces Game-Sharing Steam Broadcasting Feature

PC gaming company Valve introduced a new feature allowing gamers to share live video of their gameplay, a function called Steam Broadcasting.

New York Crime Statistics: Crime in NYC at 20 Year Low, Mayor Bill de Blasio Says

Violent crime in the nation's largest city has hit a two-decade low, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio announced on Tuesday. The number of homicides in the past four months was down 7 percent compared with the same time frame last year; the number of robberies dropped 14 percent.

UberPool Car Pool Rides: Uber Introduces Car Pooling to NYC

Rides could be cheaper by up to 50 percent Uber rides can get expensive, even if they are for a short distance. Now Uber is trying to cut costs for passengers and save the environment a little too.

Qatar News: John Kerry Applauds Country for Lifting US Couple's Travel Ban Following Their Release From Prison

Qatar has lifted a travel ban that had kept two American citizens from leaving the Mideast nation even though the couple had been cleared in the death of their child. An appellate court had acquitted Matthew and Grace Huang of starving their adopted daughter in 2013, but immigration officials at Hamad International Airport would not allow them to leave Sunday.

UC Berkeley Students Protest High Cost of College Following Tuition Hike

In commemoration of the 50th anniversary of a pivotal day in the Free Speech Movement, students at UC Berkeley plan to protest an upcoming spike in their tuition.

Tamir Rice Cop Shooting Video: Cleveland, Ohio Police Waited 4 Minutes Before Giving 12-Year-Old With Toy Gun First Aid

After opening fire on a 12-year-old boy holding a toy gun, two Cleveland police officers then waited almost 4 minutes to administer first aid to the child.

Jodi Arias Trial Update News 2014: Defense Fights to Take Death Penalty Off the Table as 3 Witnesses Refuse to Testify in Retrial

Lawyers representing Jodi Arias in her sentencing retrial are fighting to get the judge to take the death penalty off the table.

Detroit Power Outage: City's Electricity Knocked Out Following Major Cable Failure

A major cable failure may have caused a widespread power outage in Detroit Tuesday. A major cable failure may have caused a widespread power outage in Detroit Tuesday.

President Barack Obama, Attorney General Eric Holder Makes Promises in Wake of Ferguson Unrest Over Michael Brown

On Monday, President Barack Obama, along with his Cabinet, met with civil rights leaders about the unrest in Ferguson, Missouri,

Cheap Gas Prices by State: Expert Says a Gas Station Charging $2 Per Gallon by Christmas Is 'a Certainty'

Gas prices are set to continue their fall and might come in below $2 in some regions of the United States by as early as the end of this week. The bargain prices are fueled by a decision from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to keep oil production at current levels.
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