Supreme Court Abortion Ruling 2016: How Does SCOTUS’ Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt Decision Affect Low-Income Women?
The Supreme Court is expected to deliver its decision in a major abortion case, prompting the question of which women have the right to an abortion in fact — and not just in name.
GOP Sens Susan Collins, John Boozman To Meet With Supreme Court Nominee Merrick Garland
Sens. Susan Collins and John Boozman are the latest Republican leaders to schedule time with the Supreme Court nominee.
Iran Orders 500,000 Barrel Per Day Increase In Oil Production, As Brent Crude Drops To 13-Year Low
Besides the country’s 500,000-barrel-per-day production boost, the crude it has in storage is estimated to be enough to fill 24 supertankers.
Trump, Cruz On Top In Republican Primary Race While Carson Falls Behind, Says NBC-Wall Street Journal Poll
Donald Trump remains the front-runner among GOP presidential candidates, while Cruz has risen to become No. 2 and Carson has fallen to become No. 4, a new poll indicates.
Secretary of State John Kerry Not Brokering Peace Deal Between Israelis And Palestinians On Trip To Middle East
A senior State Department official said the United States will not attempt to continue negotiations between Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
States Refusing To Accept Syrian Refugees After Paris Attacks, But Is That Legal?
At least 14 states announced Monday that they would not accept Syrian refugees after a Syrian passport was found with a deceased Paris assailant.
Presidential Candidates Weigh In After Paris Attacks, Talk Syrian Refugees And NATO War Declaration
Presidential candidates on both sides of the political aisle made the rounds on television talk shows Sunday to discuss what they believe the U.S. should do about ISIS.
Suicide Attack In Afghanistan Kills One, Wounds A Dozen As Vehicle Explodes
The attacker reportedly targeted a foreign military convoy in the southern province of Helmand.
Paris Terrorist Attacks: State Of Emergency Declared In France, What Does That Mean?
French President François Hollande declared a nationwide state of emergency in France for the first time since the 1960s by using a controversial law.
Paris Attacks: Eiffel Tower Area Reportedly Evacuated As Armed Police Swarm Pullman Hotel In False Alarm
Witnesses said heavily armed police entered the Pullman Hotel and searched a room before determining that it was a false alarm.
Paris Terrorist Attacks: Muslims, Iranian And Arab Leaders Condemn ISIS Violence In France
Across the world, prominent Muslim leaders criticized the Islamic State group's deadly attacks in Paris, calling for international cooperation in the fight against terrorism.
As New York Fashion Week Goes Consumer, Will It Stay Useful To The Fashion Industry?
WME/IMG, the group that manages New York Fashion Week, made a push toward fashion industry outsiders with new ways to get an inside look at the shows.
New York Fashion Week 2015's Hottest Looks From Mara Hoffman, Monique Lhuillier, Rachel Zoe, Reem Acra And Ohne Titel
Jumpsuits, head-to-toe white outfits and flowing dresses were just some of the common themes in the week's biggest shows.
2016 Election Update: Iowa Poll Shows Clinton’s Lead Slipping, Sanders Polls Within 7 Points Of Democratic Front-Runner
A survey of Iowa Democrats indicates U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders of Vermont is polling within 7 percentage points of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.
IndyCar Crash: Justin Wilson Transported To Hospital After Sage Karam Car Wreck [VIDEO]
Wilson, who was reportedly hit by debris, was taken to Lehigh Valley Hospital in Allentown, Pennsylvania, in critical condition.
Study: Unmarried Women Are More Liberal, More Likely To Initiate Divorce
Results show unmarried women have higher levels of “linked fate,” the idea that individual success relies on the success of a group.
Rev. Al Sharpton Rallies For Iran Nuclear Deal; Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake Comes Out Against
The Rev. Al Sharpton called on black churches Saturday to support the Iran deal as Arizona Sen. Jeff Flake, thought to be a supporter, announced he will oppose it.
ISIS Throws Gay Men From Roof In Syria, Releases Photos And Recording Of Execution: Video
The Islamic State group regularly executes men accused of being gay in this manner.
Two Women Die In Suspected Drug Overdose At HARD Summer Music Festival In Pomona, California
The two women are the latest in a series of overdoses that have plagued music festivals.
Fiat Chrysler Cited By NHTSA, Agrees To Pay $105M Fine For Faulty Recall Procedures
“Fiat Chrysler’s pattern of poor performance put millions of its customers, and the driving public, at risk,” NHTSA Administrator Mark Rosekind said.
Boeing Warns Passenger Airlines That Carrying Bulk Shipments Of Lithium Batteries Can Cause Major Fires Onboard
Boeing's warning suggests stricter packing regulations for international shipments could be likely.
'Harry Potter' Author JK Rowling Weighs In On How Much Tuition Costs At Hogwarts
J.K. Rowling, the author of the "Harry Potter" book series, tweeted about how much it would cost to go to school at Hogwarts.
Affordable Vacations: How To Travel This Weekend Without Breaking The Bank
Cruising offers a cheap option for last-minute travel. But if you want to get the best deal, you’ll need two things: a little bit of luck and a lot of flexibility.
