Winter Storm To Affect At Least 20 States, Over 3,100 Flights Grounded, New York Gets Blizzard Warning
More than 85 million people are in the path of a dangerous winter storm expected to dump as much as 2 feet of snow on the Eastern Seaboard.
Davos 2016: Health And Human Services Secretary Sylvia Burwell Says America Already Has A Government-Supported Healthcare System
Weighing in on the 2016 presidential race, Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia Mathews Burwell said “everyone in the United States is supported by the government in their healthcare.”
Bill Cosby Sexual Assault Update: Judge Dismisses Pennsylvania Woman Renita Hill’s Defamation Lawsuit
Renita Hill, one of more than 50 women to publicly accuse Cosby of sexual assault, filed the lawsuit in October 2015.
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DC Area School Closings: Snowstorm Jonas Cancels Classes, College In Virginia And Maryland
Several colleges announced they would be closing their campuses from Friday to Sunday.
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Nearly 20 testing centers have announced they're not giving the SAT college prep exam as planned this Saturday.
How To Survive A Blizzard: NYC, Boston Prepare For Winter Storm Jonas, Heavy Snow
Have supplies ready to go, stay out of the wind and keep dry.
Obama Gives $80M To Flint In Federal Aid: Report
The departure of Susan Hedman, effective Feb. 1, came on the same day that President Barack Obama announced $80 million in federal aid to Flint, Michigan.
Former Police Officer Daniel Holtzclaw Sentenced To 263 Years In Prison: Report
Daniel Holtzclaw was convicted of rapes and other offenses against eight African-American women in Oklahoma.
Flint Water Crisis Update: Congress Expected To Call On Snyder To Testify
Rick Snyder is expected to testify on Capitol Hill on Feb. 3 in connection with a water-contamination crisis in the Flint area.
Goldman Sachs And Election 2016: Presidential Candidates Linked To Bank Despite Attacks On Financial Sector
Despite anti-Wall Street campaign rhetoric, eight of the 12 GOP presidential candidates own Goldman-managed funds or shares.
Scholarships For College 2016: 60 Awards With January, February Deadlines Students Can Still Apply For
Here are 60 scholarship contests with deadlines in January and February. Good luck.
Abortion Coverage By State: In 31 States, Obamacare Plans Offer Limited Or No Such Options For Women
A new analysis found 31 states banned, severely restricted, or simply did not allow abortion coverage in plans sold on Affordable Care Act marketplaces.
Video: U.S. Eastern States Brace For 'Monster Storm'
A major storm is expected to blast snow across U.S. Eastern states starting Friday with meteorologists predicting blizzards and white-out conditions. Jillian Kitchener reports.
New Mexico REAL ID Controversy: Undocumented Immigrants Driver’s Licenses Debated By Lawmakers
Lawmakers will discuss a bill Thursday that would stop the state from issuing driver’s licenses to immigrants who are in the U.S. illegally.
The Fight For Independent Voters: In New Hampshire, Bernie Sanders Could Be Donald Trump's Best Friend
New polls and state primary laws could mean Sanders takes independent voters who may have voted for one of Donald Trump’s many competitors.
Kwame Kilpatrick Scandal: Former Detroit Mayor Appeals Corruption Case Heads To US Supreme Court
The former Detroit mayor and Michigan state representative was convicted of multiple charges in 2008.
Black Lives Matter Minnesota Facebook Controversy: Police Sergeant Apologizes For 'Run Them Over' Comment
Sgt. Jeffrey Rothecker drew national media attention after he called on drivers to run over activists on Martin Luther King Day.
Who Is Julio Pino? Kent State University Professor Under FBI Probe For Alleged ISIS Ties
According to reports, Julio César Pino, a Cuban-born convert to Islam, is also suspected of trying to recruit students for the Islamic State group.
Will 'Affluenza Teen' Ethan Couch Be Deported To The US?
A top migration official in Jalisco reportedly said it could take up to a month before the Texas man is repatriated to the U.S.
Political Fallout Spreads From Flint, Michigan, Water Crisis
Gov. Rick Snyder released 274 pages of Flint-related emails from 2014 and 2015 Wednesday, including staff memos and planning notes.
US Attorney General Seeks Funds For Expanded Gun Checks
Citing a national "epidemic of gun violence," Attorney General Loretta Lynch made her pitch Wednesday to a Senate appropriations panel.
Miami-Area Republican Debate: Bush, Rubio May Get Chance For Home-State GOP Showdown
GOP presidential candidates will debate March 10 in Coral Gables, one day after Democrats compete in Kendall. Both sites are in the Miami area.
Baltimore Judge Rules Against Prosecutors Over Freddie Gray Trial Witness
A judge in Baltimore on Wednesday rejected a request that a police officer facing retrial in Gray's death be forced to testify in related trials.
Employer To Pay Transgender Woman Settlement For Alleged Discrimination: Report
A Minnesota company is expected to pay a laid-off worker $115,000 and improve working conditions for transgender people.
Marijuana Legalization 2016: Could Cannabis Home Delivery Services Come to Seattle?
Under a proposal, five of the city's licensed recreational pot stores would be selected to offer delivery services.
Flint Water Crisis Update: Obama Responds For First Time To Contaminated Water Problem
The president traveled to the state Wednesday to get a closer look at the contamination problem in Genesee County.
Black Lives Matter Protesters Interrupt US Mayors’ Conference
A protester also held up a sign onstage that said, "16 Shots is a cover up. #LaquanMcDonald #ResignRahm" at the event on Wednesday.
Senate Democrats Call For Vote On Syrian Refugees And Donald Trump Muslim Ban
It would have required the FBI to certify that refugees from Iraq and Syria had undergone significant background checks.
College Application Process Should Focus Less On Tests, More On ‘Meaningful’ Service Projects: Report
New recommendations out Wednesday say schools should start paying more attention to students’ service projects and family contributions.
American Views Of LGBT People 2016: Public Displays Of Gay Affection More Accepted, But Little Else Has Changed
A survey released Wednesday finds many non-LGBT Americans are not concerned about civil rights for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.
Is Study Abroad Safe? College Students Drink More, Try Drugs While Overseas: Survey
About 11 percent of former study abroad participants said they tried controlled substances for the first time while in a foreign country.
Sarah Palin Deserves ‘Role’ Under President Donald Trump - Just Don’t Ask Him What Kind
Sarah Palin, who correctly predicted a showdown between Sen. Ted Cruz and Donald Trump, has thrown in her lot with the latter.
Billionaire Environmental Activist Tom Steyer Could Back Bernie Sanders Over Hillary Clinton
Billionaire Tom Steyer said he's still weighing his options in the 2016 race.
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