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Gay Marriage In Alabama Update: After State Court Stops Same-Sex Unions, Madison County Issues Licenses

U.S. attorneys in Alabama have "grave concerns" about the chief justice’s order to stop issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples.

Amid Police Brutality Debate, NYPD Punishes Officer For Not Stopping Enough Minority Teenagers: Lawsuit

The officer reportedly recorded a conversation he had with a commanding officer in secret.

Dietary Guidelines For Americans 2015: New Rules Skirt Controversy In Ignoring Meat, Recommending Less Sugar, More Vegetables

Critics said the food industry had too much influence on the dietary guidance released Thursday, particularly regarding sugar and red meat.

State Of The Union Address 2016: Muslim Mosque Leader Invited By Connecticut Congressman To Obama's Speech

House and Senate Democrats are urging fellow members to bring Muslim-American guests to President Obama's State of the Union address.

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Eta Carinae ‘Twins’ Discovered In Neighboring Galaxies

Scientists had long wondered if the binary star system, with its distinctive envelope of gas and dust, was one of a kind. The answer, obtained after decades of painstaking research, is no.

Illinois Police-Involved Shooting: Suspect Wearing Homemade Tactical-Style Vest And Carrying BB Gun Fatally Shot

The incident reportedly took place in Zion, a far suburb of Chicago, after police received a 911 call about a suspicious man taking pictures of schools.

California Gas Leak: Governor Declares State Of Emergency As Methane Fumes Spread Unabated

The leakage, which began in October, has released over 79,000 tons of the potent greenhouse gas methane so far and forced the evacuation of thousands of residents.

Bill Cosby Sexual Assault Update: LA District Attorney Will Not Pursue Charges Against Comedian

The Los Angeles District Attorney’s office ruled Wednesday that criminal charges could not be filed against the comedian.

Chipotle Norovirus Investigation: A Timeline Of Customers Getting Sick

2015 was a year to forget for the restaurant chain, which saw many of its customers sickened by food-borne illnesses.

New York Marijuana Legalization: How To Buy Medical Cannabis From New Pot Dispensaries

Eight medical marijuana dispensaries are slated to launch this week across the state.

NSA Did Not Spy On Congress Members During Iran Nuclear Debate, Top Intel Officials Say: Report

Two top U.S. intelligence officials disputed a newspaper's report that lawmakers were under surveillance during talks with Iran.

Not Guilty Plea For Neighbor Of San Bernardino Gunman

Enrique Marquez, 24, has been indicted on charges he conspired with Syed Farook on attacks that were never carried out.

Sandra Bland Case Update: Grand Jury Indicts Officer Involved In Arrest

Texas law enforcement officer Brian Encinia is accused of lying about how he removed Bland from her vehicle. She later died in jail.

Obamacare Repeal 2016: House Votes To Defund Healthcare Law, Sends Bill To President Obama For Veto

In a largely symbolic vote, Republicans led by House Speaker Paul Ryan are forcing the president to veto a plan to gut the Affordable Care Act.

TransCanada Corp. (NYSE:TRP) Sues Obama Administration Over Keystone XL Pipeline Rejection

The company behind the Keystone XL pipeline plan said Wednesday it would challenge the president's rejection of the proposal.

Former Philadelphia Police Officer Ray Lewis, Arrested During Occupy Protests, Set To Appear At Cleveland Tamir Rice Rally

Ray Lewis, who was arrested during Occupy Wall Street in 2011, will join protesters in support of the Cleveland boy shot by police.

Native Americans React To Oregon Armed Occupation: Burns Paiute Tribe Says, ‘We Were Here First’

Oregon land called the Malheur Refuge, at the center of a dispute, is native Paiute territory that was ceded to white settlers long ago.

Same-Sex Marriage In Alabama: Chief Justice Orders Judges To Deny Gay Marriage Licenses

Citing disparities between state and federal law, the state's chief justice said gays and lesbians can be denied marriage licenses.

Elizabeth Warren Endorses Bernie Sanders' Anti-Wall Street Campaign

Elizabeth Warren has not endorsed a presidential candidate, but her support for Bernie Sanders will likely be viewed favorably by his campaign.

Germany Women Attacks Update: Donald Trump Blames Migrants For Cologne Assaults, Calls New Year's A Disaster

Donald Trump weighed in Wednesday on news that migrants had attacked women in Germany over New Year's, saying it was a disaster.

Accidental Gun Deaths Involving Children Are A Major Problem In The US

Last year, 265 people were accidentally shot by kids in America. Gun instructors and advocates say more must be done to prevent such incidents.

Gun-Buying Laws 2016: How To Buy A Firearm Online And At Gun Shows Under New Obama Rules

President Barack Obama’s executive actions require private parties to follow procedures already in place for commercial gun dealers.

Is Obama Responsible For Letting North Korea Test A Nuclear Bomb? Republicans Attack The White House

But the United States has a long and strained history with North Korea; it's not just the current administration.

Marijuana Legalization 2016: Washington, DC Briefly Approves Private Pot Clubs, Then Reverses Decision

The nation's capital briefly allowed for marijuana use in private businesses, then reversed course.

Wegmans Chicken Recall 2016: Full List Of Products Affected, How To Get A Refund

The chicken recalled by the grocery chain Tuesday was not federally inspected before going to market, U.S. health officials said.

Donald Trump-Samuel L. Jackson Feud: Actor Threatens To 'Block' Trump After Calling Presidential Hopeful A Golf Cheat

The feud began after the actor said in a recent interview that he is better than Donald Trump at golf as he doesn't cheat.

In A Rare Galaxy With Two Black Holes, Neither Can Live While The Other Survives

One of the black holes in the galaxy SDSS J1126+2944 is significantly smaller than the other and apparently “naked,” or starved of stars.

Marijuana Banking: Judge Dismisses Credit Union Lawsuit Against Federal Reserve

Fourth Corner Credit Union was denied access to the country’s financial system as marijuana remains illegal under federal law.

Russia, Ukraine Outraged With Coca-Cola's New Year Greetings Amid Crimea Dispute

Maps designed as part of a holiday campaign either included or excluded disputed territories, such as Crimea and the Kuril Islands.

MLB Players Ryan Zimmerman And Ryan Howard Are Suing Al Jazeera Over Steroid Allegations: Report

Washington's Ryan Zimmerman and Philadelphia's Ryan Howard are accusing Al Jazeera of libel and invasion of privacy.

Who Is Nikki Haley? South Carolina Governor Selected To Deliver GOP State Of The Union Response

Republican leaders have selected Haley to represent the party's views after the president delivers his speech next week.

Bernie Sanders Wall Street Reform Speech: Amid Hillary Clinton Attacks, Banks, Glass-Steagall Targeted

In a major policy speech in New York City on Tuesday, the Democrat called for an end to banks being “too big to fail.”

What Is El Niño? Storms In California Explained, What It Means For 2016 Climate Change

The atmospheric phenomenon has generated heavy rain in California, and could result in strange weather elsewhere.

Are Childhood Cancer Survivors At An Increased Risk Of Heart Disease?

Chemotherapy and radiation treatments may be to blame for heart problems later in life, a study says.

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