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Immigration Reform & Latinos: 89 Percent Of Latino Voters in New Poll Support Obama's Immigration Relief

Latino Decisions recently conducted a new poll of Latino registered voters around the time of President Barack Obama's announcement of executive action on immigration relief and found staggering support for his plan across political party voters and independents.

Presidential Medal of Freedom: Obama Honors 19 Individuals

President Obama will hand out the Presidential Medal of Freedom to 19 individuals Monday. President Obama is honoring 19 individuals with the Presidential Medal of Freedom award.

Darren Wilson Grand Jury Decision: Ruling on Ferguson, Missouri Police Officer in Shooting Death of Michael Brown Reached

A grand jury in St. Louis County has reached a decision on whether to charge Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson in the fatal shooting of Michael Brown. The decision is expected to be announced during a press conference at the courthouse in Clayton on Monday.

Saudi National Reportedly Crashes Car Into US Army Post Fort Sam Houston in San Antonio, Texas

A driver who rammed his car into the gates of U.S. Army post Fort Sam Houston in Texas is in custody after the ordeal on Sunday. Police have not provided much information about the situation or the suspect, but the military base, which had been placed under lockdown, has returned to normal operations.

Wal-Mart Stores, Jobs & Employment: Employees Plan Black Friday Protests, Say Poor Wages Make Them Starve

This is the third year Making Change at Wal-Mart, a campaign financed and operated by the United Food and Commercial Workers Union, has staged wage protests on Black Friday.

Tour Bus Going From Los Angeles, California to Pasco, Washington Crashes Into a Denny's and Overturns in the Same Day

A tour bus in northern California that already crashed once Sunday drifted off a freeway another time, overturning and killing at least one person and injuring 30 others.

Lawyer: Police Shooting Death of Black Cleveland Boy Playing With a Toy Gun Is Not a Race Issue

A Cleveland boy was killed when he was fatally shot by a police officer who mistook his air gun for the real deal, police said early Sunday.

Cleveland, Ohio Police Kill 12-Year-Old Boy Waving a Fake Gun

Cleveland police officers responding to a call stating a person was waving a gun in the park resulted in the death of a 12-year-old boy Saturday.

US Airstrikes Have Killed 900 in Syria Since August, Numbers of Defects to ISIS Terrorist Group Grows

The death toll of the U.S.-led airstrikes against the Islamic State in Syria has surpassed 900. The death toll of the U. S. -led airstrikes against the Islamic State in Syria has surpassed 900, CNN reports.

Former DC Mayor Marion Barry Dies at 78

The former mayor of Washington D.C., Marion Barry, died at age 78 on Sunday. The former mayor of Washington, D. C. , Marion Barry, died at age 78 on Sunday, the Associated Press reported.

Hillary Clinton 2016: Former Secretary of State Backs Obama's Immigration Reform As Super PAC Gears Up for Her Campaign

Hillary Rodham Clinton stated public support for President Barack Obama's decision to use executive actions to protect roughly 5 million immigrants from deportation.

Philadelphia Marathon 2014: Massachusetts Man Wins Philly Race for Second Time, Qualifies for Olympics Trial

A Massachusetts man won the Philadelphia Gore-Tex marathon for the second time, after being the winner in 2010.

Bighorn Sheep Escapes From LA Zoo, Dies After Being Struck by Driver

A desert bighorn sheep that escaped from the Los Angeles zoo died after being hit by a car Saturday.

Tallahassee Gunman Who Set House Ablaze Was Known for Threatening Police

A Florida man who set his house on fire and shot the first responding officer has made several threats against police before.

Black Friday 2014 Deals: Amazon, Wal-Mart Offering Online Sales Ahead of Thanksgiving

Thanks to technology, Black Friday shoppers can score major deals days ahead of Thanksgiving without ever leaving their home.

Obama Executive Action on Immigration: Mexico, Central America Leaders React to Obama's Immigration Actions

President Obama's immigration reform plan will ease the deportation for nearly 5 million immigrants who are in the U.S. without legal documents, and Mexico and Central American leaders have weighed in with praise for his reforms.

Nearly 36 Million People Still Living in Slavery; Number Rose in 2014

The amount of people still living in modern-day slavery exists in English speaking and non-English regions.

Mexico Immigration Laws: Retired US Citizens Emigrate to Mexico and Overstay Their Visas

Immigration relations between the U.S. and Mexico is often portrayed as single-lane highway into the U.S., but the reality is that Mexico is constantly dealing with an influx of American retirees, the Washington Post reported.

Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio Sues Obama Over Immigration Reform Action

Controversial Arizona sheriff Joe Arpaio, who has a history of resisting enforcement of federal laws on immigration, has filed a lawsuit to stop new policies announced by President Obama

Black Friday 2014 Deals: JCPenney, Macy's To Offer Best Deals; Find Out Which Stores Have the Worst Deals

Find out which stores will give you the biggest bang for your buck. As the American economy continues to make its comeback, consumers are more confident and ready to reinvest through the traditional Black Friday shop-a-thon.
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