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Richard Masterson's attorneys have filed appeals with the U.S. Supreme Court trying to stay the execution.

The criticism came the same day as a new poll showing Bernie Sanders has nearly double the support of Clinton in New Hampshire.

The lawsuit filed Tuesday involves seven people who got sick after eating at a Simi Valley, California, location in August.

A recent study found 40 percent of young people globally said they thought a computer or robot could be doing their jobs within 10 years.

The bomb and mass shooting threats are among the latest made against U.S. schools in recent weeks.

The state will begin issuing licenses in 2017 to medical cannabis dispensaries for the sale of products with low levels of THC.

Gov. Rick Snyder accepted major responsibility for Flint’s contaminated water crisis, and laid out short-term plans to address it.

The U.S. Coast Guard said it searched 40,000 square nautical miles of ocean for the 12 Marines involved in a collision of two military helicopters last week.

The emails are reportedly not the same as two from Clinton’s servers that have long been reported as containing top-secret matter.

Matthew Bissonnette, who wrote a best-selling book about the mission to kill Osama bin Laden, is under investigation for unlawfully retaining the unauthorized photo.

New York City schools have started introducing water jets, aiming to provide students with healthier drink options.

The lawsuit requests that customers in the Michigan city not be required to pay past or future bills for “useless and harmful water."

In a speech in New York, former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush said Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump isn't serious about strong U.S. foreign policy.

Sarah Palin has stumped for many candidates in recent elections with only marginal success.

A spokesman for the Vermont senator said he doesn't understand why the Human Rights Campaign gave its support to the front-runner.

The new survey is an extreme outlier, but it shows the Ohio governor gaining support in the first primary.

The Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist said he relates to Jenner and understands aspects of her experience as a transgender woman.

A group of 26 states filed a lawsuit with the court, accusing the president of abusing his authority by circumventing Congress.

Lyme disease-carrying ticks populate half of the counties in the U.S., but confirmed cases are concentrated in a small area.

The Senate will decide whether to move forward on the anti-Syrian refugees bill passed in the House last year.

Activists wrapped up the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday weekend with similar social justice protest actions across the country.

Portland Community College seeks to examine the "construction of whiteness, its origins and heritage," its website states.

Alabama residents expressed shock and confusion after receiving flyers from the Loyal White Knights this weekend.

The stadium in California can hold nearly 70,000 people, making it a possible target for attack.

CNBC’s debate performance in October was strongly criticized by the campaigns of several Republican candidates.

U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter will consider whether to overrule the Army’s recommendation to maintain the retired four-star general’s rank.

In the wake of the lifting of economic sanctions on Iran, increased oil supply might send gas prices even lower.

The Michigan city’s desperate water situation also figured as a topic of discussion during the Democratic presidential candidates’ debate Sunday.

"A Voice Has Been Stilled," the Pittsburgh Courier wrote the day after the civil rights leader's 1968 death.