US News

US Navy Supply Ships Collide Off Coast of Yemen

Two U.S. Navy ships collided in the Gulf of Aden on Thursday. No sailors were injured in the incident.

Holiday Weekend Travel Traffic Expected to Be Busiest in Years

Over the upcoming holiday weekend, more than 46 million Americans are expected to travel around Thanksgiving

Beyonce and Jay Z Divorce Rumors: Leaked 'Ring Off' Song Points to Trouble in Paradise for Couple

A leaked Beyoncé track may have those pesky divorce rumors reigniting around the singer. A leaked Beyoncé track may have those pesky divorce rumors reigniting around the singer.

HBO Go Subsription: Service is Coming to Xbox One, Allows Users to Watch HBO From Their Consoles

New a la carte system is good for HBO fans HBO Go is the new HBO for multiple devices, even video game consoles. What that means is, as long as a user has Internet and an HBO subscription, whether it be through their phone, through their high speed connection or even through their Xbox One, they will be able to watch HBO programming.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo Warns New York Residents to 'Stay Home' as 8 Feet of Snow Is Expected to Hit Buffalo

Residents in Buffalo, New York endured a fresh coating of snow that began falling Thursday morning right after another ferocious snow storm left 10 people dead and over five feet of snow accumulation.

Ebola News: Tourists From West Africa Will Be Allowed to Stay in the US for Over a Year

The United States is giving visitors from Ebola-ravaged countries temporary protected status, which allows them to remain in the country for up to 18 months.

Marijuana Legalization: Civil Rights Attorneys Say New York City's New Weed Summons Policy Lacks Balance

Although New Yorkers will no longer be arrested for carrying small amounts of marijuana, civil rights attorneys say that the new policy of handing out summons to violators will further burden the overtaxed court system.

Gay Marriage Ban and Laws: Montana Republican Attorney General Calls Appealing Same-Sex Weddings His 'Sworn Duty'

Montana becomes the newest state to overturn its same-sex marriage ban after a district judge said it violated the fourteenth amendment.

Immigration Reform News Update: Immigrant Families, Friends Hold 'Watching Parties' Around Tri-State For Obama Announcement

In churches and community centers around the Tri-State area tonight in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, immigrant families and friends will hold 'watching parties' when President Barack Obama addresses the nation and announces his plans for executive action on immigration reform.

Michael Brown Police Shooting News: Ferguson, Missouri Police Arrest Protestors for Blocking Traffic in Buildup to Grand Jury Decision

Police in Ferguson, Missouri arrested about six protesters who gathered outside of the city's police station Wednesday night in wake of the upcoming grand jury decision that will decide whether or not to indict Officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of Michael Brown.

Immigration News Update: Immigration Coalition Prepped for Obama Announcement, Warn About Fraud

A coalition of New York immigration groups, district attorney officers, and the Consulate General of Mexico announced preparation plans and monitoring for fraud for when President Obama announces relief remedies for immigrants on Thursday night.

Florida State University Shooting Update & Death: Armed Man Killed By Police After Opening Fire in Library; 3 Injured

An armed man opened fire early Thursday in a Florida State University library, filled with hundreds of students studying for exams

California Gov. Jerry Brown, Others Oppose Potential University of California Tuition Hike

The regents committee that controls the University of California system will vote on a proposal to increase tuition at its 10 campuses by as much as 5 percent a year over the next five years.

Immigration Reform News 2014: President Obama To Announce Immigration Reforms In National Address Thursday Night

President Barack Obama will address the nation on immigration reform on Thursday at 8 p.m. from the White House

Black Friday Deals 2014: Kohl's Releases Black Friday Deals and Sales

Department store Kohl's announces its Black Friday deals, of which some will be available online on Monday before Thanksgiving.

US Secret Service Scandal: Leader Tells Congress That Agency Is 'Severely Damaged' by Its Various Recent Failures

The interim director of the U.S. Secret Service told Congress that his agency had been "severely damaged in recent years by failures."

Immigration Reform News 2014: New York Immigrants Rights Groups Anticipating Obama Announcement Start Preparing

New Yorkers are poised for the Obama Administration Immigration Reform relief announcement. New York state and city agencies along with grassroots groups are making preparations to help all eligible New Yorkers have access to information and assistance, and avoid becoming victims of fraud.

Mexican Immigrant Family Says Truck With PETA Logo Stole Their Chihuahua and Activist Members Killed It

A Mexican immigrant family says their pet Chihuahua was stolen and killed by PETA members. A Mexican immigrant family says their pet Chihuahua was stolen and killed by People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) members.

Reverend Al Sharpton Denies Owing $4.5M in Federal and State Taxes, Calls Report 'Ridiculous'

Al Sharpton, community leader, past presidential candidate and cable host, might have some serious money problems.

Snow Storm 2014: Massive Snowfall Covers Buffalo and Northern New York; Kills 5 and Traps Dozens

Towns south of Buffalo saw around five feet of snow that trapped residents within their homes and stranded hundreds of motorists on highways.
Real Time Analytics