Americans without health insurance have until Sunday to buy private insurance through the Affordable Care Act.
The Department of Homeland Security has beefed up its operations ahead of the launch.
The bill would limit the government's ability to transfer detainees to other prisons or countries.
The president is also expected to sign an executive order directing the government and companies to increase information sharing.
India's foreign secretary will soon visit capitals of SAARC countries, including Islamabad.
James Comey called on police officers and civilians to bridge the growing racial divide in American society.
This marks the sixth such incident since November on a Christian institution.
One of the winning Powerball tickets was bought in Puerto Rico, highlighting an ongoing taxation argument.
Staffers in one Republican senator's office said the protesters sat on the floors and disrupted telephone calls.
The oil and gas industry, which pushed the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline, gave about $45,000 to each to congressman who voted yes.
Ibrahim al-Jaafari claimed the Iraqi army has made significant advances against ISIS in recent weeks.
The site comes as cyberattacks are rapidly increasing in number and scope.
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Obama sent a draft resolution Wednesday seeking legal authorization from Congress to use force against ISIS for three years.
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Obama is expected to veto the measure, which could hasten his final decision on the Canada-to-Texas pipeline.
President Obama says bringing 2,800 American troops home doesn't signify "mission accomplished" on the virus.
The poll conducted by YouGov shows Warren besting Clinton 31 percent to 24 percent in Iowa, and 30-27 in New Hampshire.
More than 452,000 undocumented immigrants applied for a license in January, prompting state officials to beef up staffing at operations.
President Obama formally asked Congress on Wednesday for increased powers to fight ISIS. Lawmakers are split on ground troops.
“We are for peace ... [but] our country needs to be defended and we will do that to the end," Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko said.
The five biggest players in the industry gave $236,544 on average to the 62 senators who voted to approve Keystone.