Office Of The President Of The United States Launches Own Facebook Page
Although he's now 85 percent of the way through his presidency, President Barack Obama launched the commander-in-chief's official Facebook page Monday.
Democrats Already Looking At Possible V.P. Candidates To Run On Clinton Ticket
Hillary Clinton may be the Democrats' pick to succeed President Barack Obama in the White House -- but who might succeed Vice President Joe Biden?
Blood Test Accurately Detects Concussion In Children
Researchers found levels of a protein detectable in blood can correctly indicate whether a person has had a concussion and how severe it is.
LDS Mission President’s Wife Dies In Africa
The wife of a mission president for the LDS Church has died while serving in Accra, Ghana.
Missing Spanish Doctor Found Living In An Italian Forest After 20 Years
Spanish doctor found living as hermit in Italy after having been missing for almost 20 years.
Like Missouri, Yale Students Upset By Racial Incidents And Remarks On Campus
Students at Yale are speaking out against racial matters on campus they say are similar to those at the University of Missouri, whose president resigned Monday.
Seaworld To Start Phasing Out Killer Whale Show At San Diego Park
Seaworld is set to start phasing out its signature killer whale shows at their San Diego park amid the locations declining attendance and public outcry over the treatment of its orca
Comcast Resets Passwords Of 200,000 After Data Breach
Comcast has reset the passwords of thousands of customers after a list of of account email addresses and passwords was offered up for sale online.
Anti-Doping Agency: Ban Russia From International Sport
Russia should be banned from international sport, a World Anti-Doping Agency report released Monday said as it identified systematic doping of athletes.
2 Americans, 1 South African Killed At Jordan Police Training Site
Two U.S. contractors were shot to death Monday in a police training center cafeteria in Muwaqqar, Jordan, U.S. defense officials said.
Crews Cleaning 1,000-Barrel Oil Spill In Oklahoma
Magellan, an energy company working in Oklahoma, said preliminary evidence suggested third-party excavation led to a leak from one of the state's oil pipelines.
University Of Missouri President Resigns Over Racism Protests; BYU Game Still Scheduled
University of Missouri President Tim Wolfe resigned Monday amid protests over inaction on racially charged incidents.
Report: Volkswagen May Pay Diesel Owners Up To $1,250 Amid Emissions Scandal
Volkswagen of America may pay diesel car owners up to $1,250 in an attempt to revive consumer satisfaction as it faces a highly publicized emissions scandal.
Funeral Set For 6-Year-Old Shot By Louisiana Officers
The funeral for an autistic boy, 6, shot to death by police last week as they pursued his father after a car chase, will be held Monday in Hattiesburg, Miss.