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Chinese Authorities Raid Uber Office In Guangzhou Amid Crackdown On Ride-Booking Apps

Uber says it was a routine commercial inspection but the raid highlights growing tension in China over ride-booking apps.

Nepal Earthquake Death Toll Reaches 6,204; Red Cross Says Towns Near Epicenter ‘Devastated’

The lack of government assistance has triggered anger among villagers outside Kathmandu as the death toll continues to rise.

Port Of Los Angeles Police Chief, Ronald J. Boyd, Indicted On Corruption, Tax Evasion Charges

If convicted of all the charges, Ronald J. Boyd could face a maximum of 124 years in federal prison.

China Says US Welcome To Use Civilian Facilities In South China Sea

Recent satellite images show China has made rapid progress in building an airstrip suitable for military use in the disputed Spratly Islands.

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Republicans Pass Deep Spending Cuts, Aim At Obamacare

Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives passed the first joint House-Senate budget plan in six years on Thursday, a measure that aids the party's goal of dismantling President Barack Obama's signature healthcare reform law this year.

Obama Library Chicago Location Rumors: South Side May Get Presidential Building

Rumors swirled the Obama Library will be built on the South Side of Chicago.

Baltimore Uprising 2015: ATF Offers $10,000 Reward For Information About Riot-Related Fires

The largest fires engulfed an unfinished senior center and a CVS pharmacy that was looted in the chaos of Monday night.

Stacey Dash Talks Meredith Vieira ‘Fight,’ Apologizes To Kristen Stewart

"I just don't believe that my gender needs a bunch of men in Congress to ‘save us’ from the big bad world."

Amid Baltimore Protests, A Vermont Prison Placed On Lockdown

An anonymous phone message, left by an inmate in Vermont's largest prison, prompted officials to place the jail into "modified" lockdown.

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Election 2016: Jeb Bush's Immigration, Education Policies Remain Problems

Jeb Bush will spend the next year defending positions that don’t always sit well with the GOP's conservative wing. On Thursday, he test-drove his defense of those positions.

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Election 2016: Jeb Bush Talks Baltimore Uprising

Jeb Bush argued Thursday that now isn't the time to talk about the "grand societal problems" facing Baltimore and other cities.

Russia Victory Day Parade: Who's Attending And Who Isn't

Russia invited 68 world leaders to attend what is expected to be a spectacular Victory Day parade on May 9, but only 30 are expected to attend.

Marijuana Legalization Oklahoma: Gov. Fallin Signs Bill Allowing Clinical Trials Of Medical Cannabis Derivative

Parents of epileptic children across the U.S. are urging lawmakers to soften their states’ marijuana laws to allow legal use of CBD.

Food Industry Booms But Some Franchise Owners Struggle: Poll

The franchise lobby contests the survey, which was commissioned by a labor union.

Hasan Rouhani On Iran Nuclear Deal: Details WIll Be Made Public, Iranian President Says

The government in Tehran is set to release the key points of its possible nuclear deal with the U.S. and five other nations.

Corinthian Colleges Shutdown: For-Profit School Network's Closure Leaves Students Uncertain About Their Education, Futures

The campus network's shutdown has left students with issues galore regarding loans and class credits.

In Defense Of Clinton, Democrats Promote Ideology Behind 'Citizens United'

In defending corporate cash flowing into the Clinton family and foundation, Democrats embrace the same court ruling they purport to oppose.

Nepal Earthquake: In Tent Cities, Water Shortages, Open Toilets Add To Fears Of Looming Health Disaster

In Nepal, alarm over an impending epidemic is pervading the country's tent cities, and relief workers are scrambling to avoid a health and sanitation crisis.

Voting Rights Act 2015: Leadership Conference Blasts Senator Chuck Grassley For 'Irresponsible' Comments On Historic Law

"If you want to fix more minorities voting, more minorities are already voting."

Right-To-Die In South Africa: Assisted Suicide Advocate Robin Stransham-Ford Dies Before Landmark Court Ruling On Euthanasia

The landmark ruling applied only to Robin Stransham-Ford's case, but it could set a precedent in South Africa.

Medicaid Expansion Impact: Higher Revenues, Fewer Uninsured Patients, For Hospitals In States That Expanded Medicaid, Report Finds

The study found a marked difference between hospitals in states where Medicaid was expanded and hospitals in states where it was not.

Chile Volcano Eruption 2015: Calbuco Volcano Erupts Again, Prompting More Evacuations

The eruption is the second in eight days; before that, Calbuco last erupted in 1972.

How Ted Cruz Keeps It Real On Twitter: Meet His 26-Year-Old Digital Guru

Sen. Ted Cruz mimicked President Obama's 2008 digital strategy to win his 2012 Senate election. Will similar strategies help him in his 2016 presidential run?

Ohio Governor John Kasich Signs Order For Police Deadly Force Standards, Oversight Board

John Kasich, a potential GOP presidential candidate, said he wants to narrow divisions between local communities and law enforcement.

Fox News Battle With CNN Is ‘Already Won,’ Says Ad Chief Paul Rittenberg

The top-rated cable news network since 2002, Fox News is seeking to position itself against USA and even ESPN.

Turkey May Have Found Syrian Horse To Back In Ahrar al Sham, But US Disagrees

Turkey is aiding a Syrian rebel group connected to al Qaeda, while Washington still looks for local factions to back.

Bernie Sanders 2016 Presidential Run: 'We're In This Race To Win,' Vermont Senator Says

New presidential candidate and Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders highlighted his determination to pursue social and economic justice at a press conference Thursday.