Nation Nov 02 Obama says Army Corps examining potential reroute of Dakota oil pipeline President Barack Obama says the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is examining whether the Dakota Access oil pipeline can be rerouted in southern North Dakota.
Politics Nov 01 Paul Ryan votes for Trump, but will not campaign with him House Speaker Paul Ryan says he's voted for Donald Trump, but he's still not going to campaign with him.
Politics Oct 31 Tech billionaire Peter Thiel explains why he supports Trump Thiel was speaking Monday at the National Press Club in Washington. He has donated $1 million to a pro-Trump super PAC and gave $250,000 to Trump's campaign and Republican partners.
World Oct 29 U.S. orders families of consulate workers in Istanbul to leave The State Department is ordering family members of employees posted to the U.S. Consulate General in Istanbul to leave because of security concerns.
Politics Oct 29 What we know about the FBI’s new email inquiry Thought the furor over Hillary Clinton's private emails was over? Think again.
Politics Oct 28 Clinton calls on FBI to release all info on newly discovered emails Clinton also said she is confident new emails will not change FBI's conclusion she should not face prosecution.
Nation Oct 28 Sex offender’s challenge to Facebook ban to go before Supreme Court The justices on Friday agreed to review a North Carolina Supreme Court ruling that upheld the law. The high court acted on an appeal from Lester Packingham, who was convicted of violating the law after maintaining a Facebook account under…
Nation Oct 24 Tom Hayden, 1960s anti-war activist, dies at 76 Famed '60s anti-war activist Tom Hayden, whose name became forever linked with the celebrated Chicago 7 trial, Vietnam War protests and his ex-wife actress Jane Fonda, has died.
Politics Oct 21 White supremacist David Duke qualifies for Senate debate Duke's campaign hasn't said whether he plans to attend the debate, which will be held at historically black Dillard University.
Nation Oct 18 Number of police officers killed on duty decreased in 2015, according to FBI In an annual report released Tuesday, the FBI said 41 officers died last year as a result of criminal acts. That's down from the 2014 figure of 51.