Obama To Appeal Immigration Ruling To Supreme Court
The Obama administration announced it will ask the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling that blocks the deferred deportation for more than 5 million undocumented immigrants.
Helmut Schmidt, Former West German chancellor, Dies At 96
Helmut Schmidt, the iconic former chancellor of West Germany from 1974 to 1982, died Tuesday at age 96 in his hometown of Hamburg, Germany.
Former British Soldier Arrested Over Bloody Sunday Massacre
A 66-year-old former solider was arrested by detectives investigating the 1972 Bloody Sunday killings in County Londonderry, Ireland.
UAW To Vote On Ford Contract; Deal Brings Back Ranger, Bronco Models
United Auto Workers leaders signed off on a proposed new contract with Ford that will guarantee 8,500 jobs. The contract now goes to a vote by union members.
Appeals Court Rejects President Obama’s Immigration Plan
A federal appeals court upheld a ruling blocking the Obama administration's deferred deportation program for 4 million undocumented immigrants.
Russia Denies State-Sponsored Doping Claims As ‘Groundless’
Russia dismissed accusations of a systemic culture of state-sponsored doping among its sports programs and calls the country be banned from international sport.
Former Braves Pitcher Tommy Hanson Dies At 29
Tommy Hanson, 29, former Atlanta Braves pitcher, died in an Atlanta hospital after falling into a coma.
Deputy Skipped DUI Training To Get Drunk, Missed Getting MADD Award
A Florida sheriff's deputy who showed up drunk to receive an award from Mothers Against Drunk Driving had packed booze for the conference, records revealed.
Maureen O’Hara Laid To Rest In Arlington National Cemetery
Irish-born screen icon Maureen O'Hara was buried with her late husband Monday in Virginia's Arlington National Cemetery.
Chinese University Bans Students From Holding Hands, Spoon-Feeding
Administrators at a university in northeastern China are taking heat after they issued a rule banning students from holding hands.
New Orleans Saints’ Brandon Browner Aims Tirade At Journalist
Tension skyrocketed in the New Orleans Saints' locker room, following Sunday's 34-28 loss to the Tennessee Titans.
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.