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Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzman Update: Secret Sinaloa Tunnels? Passages Reportedly Found Under California, Mexico

The infamous drug kingpin, who has run one of the most successful trafficking operations for decades, is known as "King of the Tunnels."

John Oliver Breaks Down Flint Water Crisis, Brings Out 'Sesame Street' To Teach About Lead Poisoning [VIDEO]

Comedian John Oliver took a closer look at the deregulation of lead across the country on "Last Week Tonight" Sunday.

Clinton, Sanders Back 9/11 Bill Allowing Victims To Sue Saudi Arabia, Crossing Obama

Both candidates are backing a bill that would allow 9/11 victims' families to sue Saudi Arabia for any role it played in the terrorist attacks.

Immigration Reform DAPA Updates: SCOTUS Obama Executive Action Challenge Gets Underway

The Monday arguments about President Obama’s policies have raised the possibility of deadlocked Supreme Court, which would block the program that spares people from deportation.

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Local Zika Outbreaks In United States ‘Likely’: US Official

The United States has seen more than 350 cases of people who were infected abroad and then returned to the country.

New York Primary: Hillary Clinton Says Donald Trump Hurting Country, Undermining Values

With the New York primary just two days away, the former secretary of state turned her sights on real estate mogul Donald Trump, who called her “crooked.”

Election 2016 Update: Republican Convention Rules In Spotlight; Trump Says Convention Is Rigged, Party Chairman, Kasich Deny It

Though Donald Trump says the delegate game is rigged, RNC Chairman Reince Priebus says the rules have been there for all to see since October.

Election Polls 2016: Donald Trump And Hillary Clinton See Low Popularity Ahead Of New York Primary

Trump's unpopularity has remained relatively unchanged in the past month, according to the NBC/Wall Street Journal poll.

Bernie Sanders Voices Concerns About Role Of Saudi Royal Family In Terrorism

The Democratic presidential hopeful says he has yet to decide whether to support a bill that would allow victims of terror to sue foreign governments.

Panama Papers Fallout: US Treasury Plans Rules Aimed At Tax-Evading Shell Companies

The rule would require banks to identify if any of the beneficial owners of their new customers are companies, Treasury head Jack Lew said.

Hundreds Of Flights Canceled In Denver As Blizzard Hits Colorado

More than 800 flights were grounded Saturday, or more than 65 percent of all scheduled take-offs and landings at the airport.

Delegate Count For Democrats: Bernie Sanders Wins In Colorado, Eating Into Hillary Clinton’s Lead

The Democratic presidential candidate topped Hillary Clinton, 41-25, beating projections from the party's March caucus in the state.

Will the Citadel make an exception for the hijab?

The Citadel, Southern Military Institution, Weighs Muslim Head Scarf As First-Ever Exception To Uniform Requirements

The Citadel in South Carolina doesn't typically permit deviations from its uniform requirements.

New York Primary: Donald Trump Concentrates On Home Turf While Ted Cruz Sews Up Wyoming

As Donald Trump focused on Tuesday’s New York primary, rival Ted Cruz on Saturday captured all 14 of Wyoming’s delegates.

HBO’s ‘Confirmation’ Revisits Joe Biden’s History With Anita Hill, Clarence Thomas And Supreme Court Nominees

Saturday’s HBO film about the 1991 Clarence Thomas Supreme Court confirmation hearings revives a controversial episode from the vice president's Senate years.

Bernie Sanders Israel Position: How Palestine Debate Comments Could Shape Democratic Party’s Discourse

Support for Israel has typically been a necessity for U.S. politicians, but a new generation of American Jews could be helping to change that.

Iran Urges US To Ease Country’s Access To Global Financial Systems

U.S. banks are prohibited from doing business with Iran directly or indirectly because Washington still accuses Tehran of “supporting terrorism.”

Los Angeles School Opens Gender-Neutral Restroom

Students of the Santee Education Complex had signed a petition calling for a gender-neutral washroom for transgender students.

US Industrial Production Falls In March As Mining, Automobile Industry Slump

Industrial output continued to shrink in March as a slowing global economy and a robust dollar dented the market for U.S. manufactured goods.

Bernie Sanders Tax Return: Vermont Senator Had Income Of Over $205,000 In 2014

Tax returns released Friday suggest that Democrat Bernie Sanders is not part of the 1 percent he often rails against.

Cruz Seems To Have Edge Over Trump In Nuances Of Campaigning

As Republicans convene in the state this weekend, the Texan seemed to have an edge on Donald Trump in nuances of campaigning.

Mississippi To Allow Armed Security At Churches

A bill signed into law by Republican Gov. Phil Bryant also makes it easier for residents in other settings to carry concealed weapons.

Patriots' Day 2016: Facts, Events And What's Open, Closed On State Holiday In Maine And Massachusetts

Here’s everything you need to know about this year's Patriots’ Day, including interesting facts, related events and what’s open and closed.

Trump’s Former TV ‘Apprentices’ Oppose His White House Bid

Former contestants from the businessman's TV show, many from racial minorities, urged the GOP candidate to tamp down his divisive rhetoric.

On Yik Yak, Debate Causes Millennials To Give Bernie Sanders Highest, Hillary Clinton Lowest Approval Ratings Yet

Millennials on the social media app preferred Democrat Bernie Sanders over Hillary Clinton, 56.9 percent to 5 percent.

Jimmy Fallon Plays Donald Trump, Calls Ted Cruz To Give Advice In ‘Tonight Show’ Parody [VIDEO]

Jimmy Fallon reprised his Donald Trump impression to give Ted Cruz some advice about appearing on “The Tonight Show” Thursday.

Anti-Muslim Sentiment At Idaho State University? Students From Saudi Arabia, Kuwait Targeted In Hate Crimes

Dozens of international students have seen their homes and cars burglarized and vandalized over the past few months in Pocatello, Idaho.

Ted Cruz ‘Unlikability,’ Campbell's Chunky Soup Story Mocked By Trevor Noah On ‘The Daily Show’ [VIDEO]

Comedian Trevor Noah took a closer look at some of the reason many Americans do not like Ted Cruz on “The Daily Show” Thursday.

Medical Marijuana For Veterans Senate Amendment Passes For Pot To Treat PTSD, Depression, Pain

A Senate panel voted 20-10 this week to amend rules so VA doctors can prescribe medical pot in states where it is legal.

Election 2016: Republicans Could Change Convention Rules To Undermine Trump, Elevate Cruz Or Outside Candidate

Modifications for the party's gathering in July are being considered just as front-runner Donald Trump asserts the system is rigged.

US Accuses Nuclear Engineer Of Illegally Recruiting Experts To Help Build Reactors In China

The Department of Justice charged Szuhsiung Ho, a Chinese-born naturalized U.S. citizen, of acting as an agent of a foreign government.

Tennessee Governor Vetoes Controversial Bill Making The Bible Official State Book; Veto Override Expected

In his veto letter, Bill Haslam cited constitutional issues with the bill, which proposes to make the Bible the state’s official book.

Who Won The CNN Democratic Debate? Bernie Sanders Won Brooklyn, As Candidates Each Appeal To Own Supporters

The setting, Brooklyn, seemed to favor Bernie Sanders over Hillary Clinton in a debate that highlighted the candidates’ real differences in policy and appeal.