Iran Makes Proposal to Appease West as Negotiations Continue Over Iranian Nuclear Deal

Iran made a proposal Monday in an attempt to appease the West during negotiations for a nuclear deal between Iran and Western powers.

Vladimir Putin and President of Argentina Broker Nuclear Power Deal

Russian President Vladimir Putin has signed a nuclear deal with Argentina to bolster Russia's ties in Latin America.

Rocket Offensives Continue in Gaza and Israel as International Community Calls for Cease-Fire

The international community is calling for a cease-fire in the week-old Israeli-Palestinian war, which rages on as each side continues to launch rockets and ammunition.

Homeland Security Agency Continues Push for Emergency Funds to Handle Immigration Crisis, Stresses Looming Budget Deficit

The Homeland Security Agency supported Obama's request to Congress Thursday to release more funds to battle the growing immigration crisis.

Vladimir Putin Travels to Latin America to Bolster Ties With Cuba, Argentina

Russian President Vladimir Putin traveled to Latin America this week to strengthen ties in the region.

Kurdish Forces Take Over Iraqi Oil Fields, MPs Withdraw from Parliament

Kurdish forces have taken over Iraqi oil fields, adding to the already tense situation in Baghdad.

Palestinian Death Toll Reaches 100 as Israeli Air Strikes Continue

Gaza militants are launching rockets further into Israel, and the Palestinian death toll is rising as Israel launches more air strikes into Gaza.

Washington State Residents Celebrate Legalization of Marijuana Despite Shortage in Purveyors

Residents of Washington state lined up outside marijuana dispensaries Tuesday to buy legalized weed, which was officially approved for sale Tuesday. However, there is currently a shortage of marijuana purveyors.

Senate Democrats Introduce New Contraception Legislation to Combat Hobby Lobby Ruling

Senate Democrats introduced new legislation Wednesday to combat the Supreme Court's Hobby Lobby ruling, which allows certain businesses to deny coverage for contraception to female employees.

Republicans Criticize Obama's Strategies to Combat Child Migrant Crisis

Top GOP members are criticizing Obama's strategies that aim to prevent more unaccompanied minors from crossing into the United States.

Israel Continues to Strike Gaza as Hamas Launches Longer-Range Rockets into Southern Israel

Hamas is continuing to lob rockets into Israel while Israel responds with a surge in air strikes.

President Obama Requests Authority to Deport Undocumented Children, Immigrant Rights Groups Fight Back

President Obama requested authority to deport more undocumented immigrant children last week, and immigrant rights groups are fighting back against the pending authorization.

New TSA Security Measures to Include Increased Scrutiny of Electronics

New TSA security measures will include increased scrutiny of electronic devices at overseas airports.

Ukraine Military Gains on Rebels, Recaptures Slovyasnk

The Ukraine military is gaining on the rebels after the military recaptured the town of Slovyansk, which had been taken over by pro-Russia rebels.

Hamas Launches Rockets Into Southern Israel; Israeli Air Strikes Kill 7 Hamas Members

Israeli air strikes have killed seven members of Hamas in retaliation for Hamas launching rockets into Southern Israel.

Obama Administration Considers Other Options to Provide Contraception to Female Employees

The Obama administration is weighing other options to provide contraception insurance to women in the wake of the Hobby Lobby Supreme Court decision.

Clashes in Jerusalem: Autopsy Report Shows Palestinian Teen Was Burned to Death

An autopsy report was released Saturday that proves that a Palestinian teen killed in Jerusalem was burned to death in an an apparent revenge killing.

Anti-Immigrant Protestors in California Block Buses of Immigrant Detainees

Hundreds of anti-immigration protestors in Murrieta, Calif. forced buses bringing undocumented immigrants into the city to turn around.

Federal Board Endorses NSA Internet Surveillance, Suggests New Safeguards

A federal oversight board endorsed NSA surveillance programs, but suggested that new safeguards be put in place to protect the privacy of American citizens.

Americans' Confidence in Supreme Court, Congress Drops to Historic Lows

A new Gallup poll shows that Americans have lost confidence in all three branches of government, and especially in Congress and the Supreme Court.

Ukraine's Poroshenko Talks With Putin, EU Leaders About Conflict, Cease-Fire Extension

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko spoke with Russian President Vladimir Putin and French and German leaders to discuss possible solutions to the ongoing crisis in east Ukraine.

Russia Supplies Iraq With Combat Aircraft to Aid in Fight Against ISIS Militants

Russia has supplied Iraq with combat planes to help the country fight jihadist militants who have seized cities in Northern Iraq.

US Supreme Court Rules Narrowly Against Labor Unions, Allows Some Workers to Opt Out of Union Dues

The Supreme Court issued a narrow ruling against labor unions Monday, allowing some workers to opt out of paying union fees.

US Supreme Court Strikes Down Massachusetts Abortion Clinic Buffer Zone Law

The U.S. Supreme Court overturned a Massachusetts law Thursday that prohibited pro-life protestors from picketing directly in front of the entrances of abortion clinics.

Benghazi Suspect Captured by US Officials, to Stand Trial in DC

One of the Libyan militants suspected of carrying out the 2012 terrorist attack in Benghazi is now in the custody of U.S. federal law enforcement and will face a federal judge Saturday.
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