May Day 2015: Violence Erupts Around The Globe On International Workers' Day
In Turkey, Italy, Ukraine and elsewhere, protesters clashed with police over corruption and wasteful spending.
Freddie Gray Death: Obama, Civil Rights Activists, Reputed Gang Members, Celebrities React To Officers' Criminal Charges
President Obama and civil rights leaders reacted to the announcement of charges against six Baltimore police officers in the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray.
Iowa Governor Declares State Of Emergency Due To Bird Flu Outbreak
Iowa Governor Terry Branstad declared a state of emergency on Friday due to a rapidly expanding avian flu outbreak, saying the entire state was at risk from the spread of the disease.
Ohio's Kasich Says 2016 Presidential Run Depends On Money
Ohio Governor John Kasich said on Friday his 2016 presidential aspirations depend on whether he can raise enough money to compete with a host of rivals for the Republican nomination.
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Medical Marijuana For Veterans: House Rejects Amendment To Allow VA Doctors To Discuss Pot With Patients
Opponents of the amendment in the House underscored marijuana’s federally illegal status.
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With Florida's chances of expanding Medicaid all but gone, the blow to low-income residents could be twice as bad.
Norway Takes Over NATO's Baltic Air Policing Mission In Lithuania
The Scandinavian country takes over the first line of air defense against Russia.
New York City Public Pensions To Consider Gender And Ethnic Diversity In Investment Choices
In a challenge to a white-male-dominated financial sector, New York City pensions will push for women and minorities among money managers.
Freddie Gray Death: Baltimore Police Officers Angered Over Murder, Manslaughter Charges, Report Says
"As tragic as this situation is, none of the officers involved are responsible for the death of Mr. Gray," contends a police union official.
David Wildstein Guilty Bridgegate Plea: Former Port Authority Official Could Reveal Chris Christie Role In Lane Closures
A former Port Authority official and childhood friend of New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie is scheduled to be sentenced Aug. 6.
After Iran Ship Seizure, US Navy Decides To Accompany US Ships In The Strait Of Hormuz
American military ships will now accompany U.S.-flagged cargo vessels through the Strait of Hormuz, after Iran seized a cargo vessel.
China Releases Cartoons Showing Officials How To Comply With Rules Against Extravagance
Some officials, fearful of breaching Beijing's rules against extravagance, planned to cancel their children's wedding banquets.
Preakness 2015: Horse Race Will Continue After Baltimore Riots Over Freddie Gray's Death
"Hopefully, it’s a situation that’s not going to last long," said one horse trainer.
America's Obsession With Health Awareness Days Isn't Making People Healthier
The U.S. government has designated nearly every day of the year to raising some form of health awareness, but it's not making people healthier.
South Korea Sewol Ferry Disaster: Protests Continue In Seoul, Thousands March To Fight Government Corruption
On Friday, thousands of protesters took to the streets of Seoul, South Korea to address government corruption and unfair labor practices.
Freddie Gray's Death Ruled A Homicide, Baltimore Police Officers Face Murder, Manslaughter Charges
Baltimore prosecutor Marilyn Mosby said local police who arrested Gray had no probable cause to do so. Six officers have been charged in Gray's death.
International Workers Day 2015: Why Doesn’t The US Celebrate May Day?
Much of the world celebrates May 1 as a holiday, but not the United States.
Watergate Garage Experiences 'Catastrophic Collapse': Floors Fall At Complex Parking Facility [PHOTOS]
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UK General Election: Former Oasis Guitarist Noel Gallagher Says He Won't Vote, Calls Labour's Ed Miliband A Communist
The former Oasis guitarist told talk show host Alan Carr he didn't like his options.
Freddie Gray Investigation Live Stream: Baltimore City State's Attorney To Make Announcement On Probe's Findings
An autopsy report on Freddie Gray was handed over to the Baltimore City' state's attorney on Friday, the medical examiner's office said.
Turkey May Day Demonstrations Photos: Protesters, Police Clash With Stones, Tear Gas, Water Cannons Amid Lockdown
Demonstrators marched to Taksim Square on Friday, where 10,000 police were stationed following a government crackdown that blocked roads and access to the square.
Bridgegate Update: David Wildstein To Plead Guilty In Lane Closure Scandal, Report Says
David Wildstein ordered the 2013 closure of George Washington Bridge's access lanes that snarled traffic for days in Fort Lee, New Jersey.
California Is Cutting Its Greenhouse Gas Emissions By 40%; Here's How The State Can Get There
Gov. Jerry Brown this week ordered tougher CO2 emissions cuts for California. But reaching those targets will be tough unless other states join.
Amid Baltimore Protests, Obama Administration Announces $20M In Grants For Police Body Cameras
Amid the ongoing Baltimore protests, the Obama administration announced it will provide $20M to local police forces to purchase officer-worn body cameras.
Russia Responds To Germany's 'Night Wolves' Ban, Defends Ultranationalist Biker Gang
The Kremlin-backed Night Wolves are attempting a motorcycle tour across Europe to honor the Soviet army's efforts in World War II.
Nigeria's Power Supply Drops From Pipeline Vandalism, Rising Temperatures And A Fragile Infrastructure
Vandalism of gas pipelines is cited as a major reason why Abuja, Lagos and other areas are experiencing a sharp drop in power.
Yemen Crisis: UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon Gravely Concerned About ‘Impact On Innocent Civilians’
Ban Ki-moon expressed his concern over the "continued ground fighting and aerial bombardment in Yemen and its impact on innocent civilians."
More Than 30 Graves, Likely To Be Of Migrants From Myanmar and Bangladesh, Found In Southern Thailand
Authorities found two bodies that were left to rot in the open, highlighting the brutal nature of the trafficking trade in Thailand.
Russia May Be Readying For New Ukraine Offensive: NATO Commander
The United States has so far declined to provide weapons to Ukraine, a move that advocates say could help end the conflict.
Istanbul Goes Into Security Lockdown To Stop May Day Rallies
Critics say President Tayyip Erdogan and the government have become more authoritarian ahead of June elections.
Mary Jane Veloso's Family Slams Philippines Government Over Last-Minute Reprieve From Execution
Mary Jane Veloso, a Filipina who received a temporary stay of execution by Indonesia, returned home on Friday.
Kim Jong Un Cancels Russia Visit After Moscow Refused ‘Special Treatment’ For Him: Report
Reports have speculated the North Korean leader cancelled his Russia visit for fear of upsetting China.
China Announces Tax Breaks And Subsidies To Boost Employment, Agriculture As Growth Slows
The Chinese government has pledged to help startups and increase public spending in the face of a "complex" economic situation.
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Donta Allen, who was listed as a source in a police report, claimed that he had not seen Gray "banging against the walls" of the police van.
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