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Michael Brown News: Details From Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson's Report of Struggle Emerge for First Time

A report about Darren Wilson, the police officer responsible for the fatal shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, in August, has emerged.

Same Sex Marriage Ban and Laws: Gay Marriage Becomes Legal in Arizona, Judge Says an Appeal Would Fail

Same-sex couples are now legally permitted to get married in Arizona. Same-sex couples are now legally permitted to get married in Arizona. Beginning on Friday, gay marriage became legal in The Copper State after Attorney General Tom Horne announced that the state would not challenge a federal court decision that overturned the state's ban on same-sex marriage.

Loud Music Trial: Michael Dunn Sentenced to Life in Prison for Murder, Apologizes to Family of Black Teen Jordan Davis

The man convicted of fatally shooting a Florida teenager during an argument over loud music has been sentenced to life in prison without parole.

Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen Is Paid Less Than Fellow Staffers, Addresses 'Widening' Income and Wealth Inequality

Federal Reserve Chairperson Janet Yellen's salary is less than 113 staffers within the same agency she administers. Details on her pay coincidentally comes as she addressed income inequality.

Worker Who Treated Late Ebola Patient in Texas Currently on Carnival Cruise: Ship Denied Entrance to Mexico

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced that a health care worker who may have handled a specimen from the Ebola patient who died in Texas earlier this month is currently on a seven-day cruise ship around the Caribbean.

Top 5 Discount & Unique Halloween Costumes, Wigs & Decorations for 2014

Popular costumes for this year's Halloween are based mostly on movies and TV shows. Elsa from "Frozen" is particularly popular among girls.

Latino Voters in the 2014 Midterm Election: Most Eligible Latino Voters Live Outside "Competitive" House Elections

Latinos may be the fastest growing population in the U.S., but it might not affect most of the 435 congressional districts across the U.S., according to the latest Pew Hispanic Center findings.

US Housing Market Growing as Overall Economy Improves

Groundbreaking and building permits both jumped in September Contractors are getting more building permits and breaking ground on more homes as the U. S.

“Ebola Czar” Appointed As President Obama Picks Ron Klain to Help CDC

With growing concern over the seeming lack of control the U.S, has in controlling the spread of ebola, President Obama appointed an "Ebola czar," Ron Klain.

Welfare and Unemployment Statistics: Jobless Aid Applications in US Drop to 14-Year Low

The number of unemployment applications has dropped to a low not seen since mid-2000. The unemployment is also down to 5.9 percent; however, it is too early to tell whether these numbers will hold.

Arkansas Train Crash 2014: Freight, Passenger Train Collide; More than 40 People Injured

More than 40 people were injured Thursday in northwest Arkansas when a freight and passenger train collided.

Hunter Biden Cocaine & Drug Test Update: Vice President's Son Discharged From Navy After Failing Drug Test

The youngest son of Vice President Joe Biden, Hunter, issued a statement expressing his regrets for being discharged from the Navy Rescue last year amid reports that he failed a drug test.

John Deasy, Los Angeles Schools Superintendent, Officially Resigns

After three and a half years of failing to resolve technological issues, bumping heads with the teachers union and losing friends with school board members, Los Angeles schools Superintendent John Deasy officially resigned as head of the second-largest school system in the country.

Abortion Laws, Clinics & Pills Update: Report Card Shows Republican-led Congress Chipping Away at Women’s Health Rights

During four years of the Republican-led House, bills and amendments show a pervasive desire to curtail a woman's right to choose. Democratic elected officials and women's rights advocates are worried about a vulnerable Senate and another term of Republican-led House.

Mega Millions Numbers & Results October 17, 2014: Live Stream of Drawing Time; $180M Jackpot

If you're feeling lucky, then you may want to purchase a ticket for the Mega Millions lottery jackpot, which has risen to a whopping $180 million. The drawing will take place on Friday, Oct. 17, at 11 p.m. EST.

Microsoft Surface Pro 3 Called 'Knockoff iPad' By This NFL QB

Jay Cutler says the Surface Pro 3 is a knock off The Surface Pro 3 is the official tablet of the NFL, however, one of their football players is calling the tablet "a knockoff iPad.

19-Year-Old Ohio Killer Austin Myers Sentenced to Death Penalty for Killing Fellow Teen

An Ohio judge upheld a jury's decision to execute a 19-year-old killer, making him the youngest person on death row in the state.

Same Sex Marriage Bans and Laws: Alaskan Officials Ask U.S. Supreme Court to Halt Same-Sex Marriage Ruling

State officials in Alaska have asked the U.S. Supreme Court to stop, at least temporarily, from allowing same-sex marriage to move forward in the state

Ebola Outbreak 2014 News Update: First Infected Nurse Moved to Maryland, Second Sent to Atlanta

The two nurses infected with Ebola after treating a Liberian man who died of the disease are transferred to biohazard facilities. House of Representatives held a committee hearing Thursday concerned U.S. hospitals are not ready and healthcare workers not properly trained or equipped.

US Marine Accused of Killing Transexual Filipina Charged with Murder

The marine is currently held aboard the USS Peleliu in Subic Bay, the Philippines until the investigation ends. He faces murder charges for killing a transgender woman in a hotel room.
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