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After Supreme Court Henry Montgomery Ruling, 2,000 Convicted Juvenile Murderers Could Get Out Of Jail

The 6-3 ruling Monday retroactively applies the U.S. Supreme Court’s ban on automatic life-without-parole sentences for minors.

Video: New York, Washington Still Digging Out After Blizzard

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A massive blizzard that paralyzed much of the U.S. East Coast has come to an end, but the clean-up is far from over as residents struggle to get back to their routines. Jillian Kitchener reports.

Black Vote 2016: Bernie Sanders Endorsed By Hillary Clinton Supporter In South Carolina

State Rep. Justin T. Bamberg announced Monday he would withdraw his support from Hillary Clinton and instead endorse Bernie Sanders.

Donald Trump: On Jobs, Blacks ‘Are Going To Like Me Better Than They Like Obama’

Donald Trump said Sunday that U.S. President Barack Obama has done nothing for African-Americans.

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Donald Rumsfeld Launches App To Play Solitaire, As Played By Winston Churchill

The game is different from the regular version of Solitaire, and was the preferred version played by Winston Churchill.

Beyond Flint: Poor Blacks, Latinos Endure Oversized Burden Of America’s Industrial Waste And Hazards

The mismanagement of public resources in largely minority communities such as Flint reaches far beyond the borders of that Michigan city.

Oscars 2016: Chris Rock Rewriting Monologue Amid Diversity Controversy, Producers Say

The comedian said he wanted to address the controversy in his Academy Awards opening monologue this year.

John Kerry To Pressure China On North Korea, South China Sea During Asia Visit

The U.S. secretary of state will spend three days in Asia this week as he meets with leaders in Laos and China.

Hillary Clinton Snags Boston Globe Endorsement Ahead Of Iowa, New Hampshire Contests

Clinton's third major newspaper endorsement of the weekend comes as she battles Bernie Sanders ahead of the Feb. 1 Iowa caucuses.

Ted Cruz Not Bothered That Republicans Don't Like Him, Insists Americans Outside Washington Do

Donald Trump has joined in saying Republicans do not like Cruz, even calling the senator a "nasty guy."

Donald Trump Calls Out Turban-Wearing Protester: 'He Wasn't Wearing One Of Those Hats Was He?'

The Republican candidate asked supporters at an Iowa rally if a protester was wearing "one of those hats."

Hillary Clinton Fundraising Email Says Sanders Outspending Her, Begs Supporters For $1

The Democratic candidate is looking to match rival Bernie Sanders, who said he may expand his TV advertising.

'Revenant' Box Office Sales: True Story Pioneer Film Tops Weekend Despite Blizzard

The movie landed the No. 1 box office spot despite extreme conditions across much of the eastern U.S.

Chicago Police Department Reforms? Former Philly Commissioner Charles Ramsey To Help Oversee Shift

The Chicago Police Department has been embroiled in a series of controversies over a string of incidents involving officers’ lethal use of force.

Winter Storm Jonas Update: New Jersey, New York Shovel Snow As Washington, Baltimore Contend With Ice, Flooding [PHOTOS]

The storm was blamed for at least 28 deaths and left hundreds of thousands of people without power, as it dumped more than 2 feet of snow on many areas.

Election Wild Card: Candidates Cagey On Possible Michael Bloomberg Independent White House Run; Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton Call Bloomberg Friend

The former New York mayor says he's worried about a possible U.S. presidential contest between Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump.

East Coast Snowstorm Winds Down: Americans Prepare To Dig Out, Travel Bans Likely To Be Lifted

The National Weather Service's winter storm warning from New York to Virginia remained in effect till 7 a.m. EST Sunday.

Three Inmates Remain On Loose After Escaping From Southern California Jail, Manhunt Underway

A manhunt is underway for three inmates who cut their way out of an Orange County, California, jail.

Election 2016: Hillary Clinton And Marco Rubio Receive Endorsements Ahead Of Iowa Caucus

Republican candidate Donald Trump and Democratic Sen. Bernie Sanders lead the polls heading into the Iowa caucuses.

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Ex-drug CEO Shkreli Asks U.S. Court To Consider Blocking Subpoena

Lawyers for former pharmaceuticals executive Martin Shkreli have asked a U.S. federal judge to lift travel restrictions.

With Protests Over Police Brutality, Do Americans Still Want To Go Into Law Enforcement?

However, some union officials and experts have said increased police scrutiny in the U.S. has damaged recruiting.

In Iowa, Donald Trump Claims Republican Voters Would Remain Loyal Even If He Shot Somebody

Nationally, Donald Trump was atop the field of GOP U.S. presidential candidates by about 20 percentage points this week, according to one poll aggregator.

California Death Penalty Debate: Will The State Change Its Lethal Injection Procedure?

California, although it has the most death row inmates in the country, hasn't executed a prisoner in a decade.

Blizzard 2016: What Could The Economic Impact Of The Snowstorm Be?

The storm has caused major shutdowns of businesses, roadways and airports.

Voting Rights Debate 2016: Voter ID Laws Go On Trial, Could Play Big Role In Presidential Election

North Carolina’s voter ID law goes on trial Monday, but it's just one part of a national debate that could influence 2016.

Jeep On Snowy FDR Drive In NYC, Jan. 23, 2016

Video: NY, DC Mayors Make Urgent Pleas To Stay Off Snowy Roads

The mayors of two of America's largest cities make an urgent plea for people to stay off the roads as a monster snowstorm plagues the East Coast.

People Named Isis Report Bullying, Backlash Amid Islamic State Rise

There are more than 3,200 people with the first name Isis in the U.S., according to Census Bureau Data

Winter Storm Jonas: New Jersey Hit Hard With Snow, Flooding, Street Closures And High Tides Reported Along Coast

Eighteen people are reported dead as a result of the vicious winter storm sweeping across much of the eastern U.S.

Snowzilla Photos 2016: Blizzard Pictures Show New York, DC Covered In Ice

Warning: These photos are best viewed while under a warm blanket.

Former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg Exploring Possible Independent Presidential Run

John Kasich welcomes the possible entrance of the former New York mayor into the U.S. presidential fray, while Rand Paul says the billionaire spot is already taken.

Powerball Jackpot Live Stream: Time, Channel, How To Watch Next Drawing For $60 Million On Saturday

In most states, you can buy tickets until 59 minutes before the drawing, but some states choose to close sales earlier.

Las Vegas Bellagio Hotel Shooter In Custody, Strip Closed As Police Probe Officer-Involved Shooting

A part of the Las Vegas strip was closed as police investigated the officer-involved shooting near the Bellagio Hotel and Casino.

Viacom Chairman Sumner Redstone To Undergo Psychiatric Examination, LA Court Rules

Sumner Redstone’s former companion, Manuela Herzer, had asked for an examination to be conducted by her chosen psychiatrist as evidence in an ongoing legal case.