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Hillary Clinton's Benghazi Emails Contain Few Revelations: Sources

The 300 emails do not demonstrate Clinton was personally involved in decisions that resulted in weak security at the Benghazi outposts.

Drug Convicts Executed In Indonesia, But Filipina Spared

Eight drug-trafficking convicts from several countries were executed by an Indonesian firing squad shortly after midnight on Wednesday, local media said, but a Filipina who was on death row with them was unexpectedly spared at the last minute.

Bernie Sanders 2016 Presidential Run: Independent Rumored To Announce On Thursday

Bernie Sanders will contest on the Democratic ticket, according to sources close to the senator.

Marijuana Legalization In Maine: State Approves ‘Homegrown’ Ballot Initiative For 2016

If approved, the law would allow adults at least 21 years of age to possess and grow limited amounts of marijuana.

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Ray Lewis Posts Facebook Video About Baltimore Riots: ‘Stop The Violence, Go Home’ [Full Text]

"Baltimore, get off the streets. Kids go home. Stay home. You don’t have any right to do what you’re doing to this city."

Baltimore Riots 2015: Orioles Game Postponed, Ravens Call Off NFL Draft Party

Baltimore's baseball team postponed a second consecutive game.

Nigerian Army Rescues 200 Girls, 93 Women From Boko Haram Camps In Sambisa Forest

The rescued girls and women are reportedly not the Chibok schoolgirls, who were kidnapped by Boko Haram last year.

Baltimore Riots 2015: President Obama Condemns Rioting: 'They're Not Making A Statement'

“When individuals get crowbars and start prying open doors to loot, they’re not protesting."

Bali Nine: Leaders Chan And Sukumaran Executed, But Indonesia Spares Veloso In Last-Minute Reprieve

Australia condemned the firing squad deaths of two if its citizens, who were the alleged ringleaders.

Americans Remain Divided On The Steady Decline Of Unions: Pew Research Poll

Blacks, youth and working-class people are all more likely to view unions favorably.

Baltimore Riots 2015: City Residents' Struggle Under Poverty, Income Inequality and Mass Incarceration Predates Freddie Gray Unrest

Years of socio-economic disparity predate the widespread violence and looting that has ensnared Baltimore this week. Residents say they have had enough.

AFL-CIO President Richard Trumka Calls On 2016 Candidates To Embrace 'Raising Wages' Agenda

The nation's largest labor federation wants presidential candidates to support a hike in the minimum wage.

Saudi Arabia ISIS Update: Authorities Arrest 93 People Tied To Islamic State, Disrupt Bomb Plot

The Islamic State group has attacked the country five times.

Nepal Earthquake Relief: Rural Villages Starved Of Aid, Shelter, Medicine, As Aid Workers Warn Death Toll Could Rise Further

“Children and babies are sleeping in the rain, scores of people have died, and no help has arrived.”

NFL Boss Roger Goodell Tells Congress League’s Headquarters Will Start Paying Taxes

The league's New York City headquarters will no longer be tax-exempt, a move Commissioner Roger Goodell says is an effort to eliminate a “distraction.”

Navinder Singh Sarao And The Flash Crash: Why Financial Market 'Spoofing' Is So Hard To Catch --And Even Harder To Prosecute

It took five years for financial regulators to bring charges against Navinder Sarao. Here's why detecting modern market manipulation is so hard.

ACLU Rhode Island Medical Marijuana Lawsuit Highlights Hazy Hiring Practices In Era Of Legal Weed

A Rhode Island employer facing an ACLU lawsuit isn’t the first to be accused treating medical marijuana patients unfavorably.

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Baltimore Riots 2015: Donald Trump Slams President Obama On Twitter, Says 'You Have A Big Job To Do'

The business magnate and TV personality called out the president on Twitter early Tuesday morning.

Yemen Crisis: Saudi Arabia Airstrikes Against Houthi Rebels Hit Sanaa Airport As Civilians Scramble For Aid

"There are just no words for how bad it’s gotten,” a Red Cross official said. "It’s a catastrophe, a humanitarian catastrophe.”

Baltimore Police Freddie Gray Investigation: Lawyer Holds 'Great Hope' For Justice Probes Into City Police

William Murphy Jr. said he trusted the Department of Justice and Attorney General Loretta Lynch to investigate Baltimore police.

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Baltimore Riots 2015: Schools Closing Sparks Free #BaltimoreLunch Movement For Students After Freddie Gray Protests

The city closed its public schools after a night of riots related to Freddie Gray's death.

Catholic Religion Is 'Not At Odds' With Climate Change Science, UN Leader Tells Vatican Officials

Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon Tuesday praised the pope's efforts to make climate change a moral issue for Catholics.

Iranian Navy Fires On Then Seizes Commercial Cargo Ship

The ship and crew have been taken to the Iranian port of Bandar Abbas, al Arabiya reported.

South Africa Freedom Day 2015: 21 Years Of Free, Nonracial Elections Commemorated Amid Xenophobic Violence

“The apartheid legacy has made us all sick," President Jacob Zuma said. "We have to address the underlying causes of violence and tension."

Freddie Gray Baltimore Riots: NAACP Calls For End To 'Violence That May Leave More Dead'

"The loss of more lives will neither comfort Mr. Gray’s family nor explain the incidents that led to his death," NAACP leader Cornell Brooks said.

What Is Ed Balls Day? Twitter Teases British Politician With Memes Ahead Of UK General Election

The playful, annual observance fell this year days before the UK general election.

China To Use Big Data To Rate Citizens In New 'Social Credit System'

Through a combination of Big Data and Big Brother, China aims to hold its citizens accountable for financial decisions and moral choices.

Russia's 'Night Wolves' Bikers To Continue WWII Trip Despite Poland's Ban, Leader Says

"This Russophobia will not end well," the group's leader said.

Marijuana Legalization In Pennsylvania 2015: Advocates Make Case For Medical Pot As Bill Heads To House

Advocates of marijuana legalization in Pennsylvania spoke of having “compassion” for people suffering from things like seizures and cancer.

Firms Paid Bill Clinton Millions As They Lobbied Hillary Clinton

Former President Bill Clinton accepted $2.5 million from 13 major companies that lobbied the U.S. State Department during Hillary Clinton's tenure as secretary of state.

Supreme Court Gay Marriage 2015: Advocates Confident Of Their Chances Ahead Of Critical Oral Arguments

Legal experts say a swing vote in favor of gay marriage from Associate Justice Anthony Kennedy could legalize gay marriage across the U.S.

Baltimore Protests 2015: Cleanup Efforts Underway After Night Of Looting, Fires, Civil Unrest

After a long night of looting, fire and civil unrest, the cleanup in Baltimore is already underway. Municipal employees, volunteers and city officials are leading the efforts.