Tea Party Leader Mark Mayfield Found Shot to Death in Apparent Suicide

Mississippi Tea Party Leader Mark Mayfield was found dead in his home Friday in an apparent suicide.

New York City Approves Municipal ID Program, Gives Undocumented Immigrants More Access to Services

The New York City Council on Thursday approved the use of municipal identification cards for undocumented immigrants in a substantial victory for city immigrant rights groups. The program will extend city services to an estimated 500,000 immigrants, regardless of citizenship status, thereby expanding access to services for undocumented immigrants.

Israel Names Two Hamas Affiliates as Suspects in Abduction of Israeli Teens

Israel has named two suspects, who are affiliated with Hamas, in the abduction of three Israeli teenagers.

Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson Visits Arizona Border Patrol Facilities

Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson visited Border Patrol facilities in Arizona Wednesday in an attempt to address the growing issue of unaccompanied migrant children crossing into the United States.

Princess Cristina of Spain to Face Corruption Charges

A Spanish judge ruled Wednesday that Princess Cristina, the sister of new Spanish king, King Felipe, will be charged along with her husband for tax fraud and money laundering.

Russia Cancels Use of Force in Ukraine at Putin's Request

The Russian parliament canceled the use of force in Ukraine at Putin's request Wednesday.

Thad Cochran Wins GOP Senate Primary in Mississippi, Incumbents Nationwide See Positive Results at Polls

Republican incumbent Sen. Thad Cochran won the GOP primary in Mississippi, signaling another defeat for the Tea Party, in one of a number of primary races Tuesday night that yielded favorable results for incumbents.

Justice Department Releases Memo That Uses 9/11 Law to Justify U.S. Drone Killings

A secret memo was released that provides justification for the drone killings of U.S. citizens.

Latino Lawmakers in California Push to Repeal Anti-Immigrant Legislation

Latino lawmakers in California are pushing to repeal anti-immigrant proposals in California.

Three Al-Jazeera Journalists Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison by Egyptian Court, Despite Lack of Evidence

Three journalists for Al-Jazeera English were sentenced to seven years in prison by an Egyptian court Monday.

John Kerry Travels to Iraq, Holds Talks With Leaders as ISIS Militants Continue Takeover

Secretary of State John Kerry held talks Monday with Iraqi leaders about the recent militant takeover of many Iraqi towns.

Jihadist Groups, Terrorist Network and Movement: ISIS Seizes 2 Iraqi Border Towns, Shiite Militia Marches Against Militants

Sunni ISIS militants seized two border towns in Iraq on Saturday.

Egyptian Court Upholds Death Sentences for 183, Including Muslim Brotherhood Leader

A high court in Egypt upheld death sentences for 183 people, including a top member of the Muslim Brotherhood.

Israel Increases Military Capabilities to Find Abducted Israeli Teens

Israel has stepped up its military operations in an effort to locate three Israeli teenagers abducted in the West Bank last week.

Approval Rating of President Obama's Immigration Policies Hit Low Point

President Barack Obama's approval rating on immigration has fallen to its lowest point, according to a new Gallop poll.

Islamist Rebels Seize Control of Former Chemical Weapons Facility in Iraq

Islamist militants of the ISIS group seized a former chemical weapons complex northwest of Baghdad Friday.

Ukraine Closes Border With Russia in First Step of Cease-Fire

Ukraine announced Friday that it closed the border with Ukraine in its first step toward implementing a cease-fire.

American Airlines to Suspend Majority of Flights to Venezuela

American Airlines announced Tuesday that it will suspend most flights to Venezuela due to a dispute over the repatriation of funds.

Hillary Clinton: Unaccompanied Migrant Children Should Be 'Sent Back' to Reunite With Families

Hillary Clinton said in an interview Tuesday that unaccompanied migrant children should be sent back to their home countries. The number of migrant children crossing the border unaccompanied has risen dramatically over the past year.

Iraqi Military Prevents ISIS Militants from Seizing Oil Refinery

While fighting continues to rage on between the Iraqi military and ISIS militants, the Iraqi military reported Wednesday that it drove the militants back from the country's main oil refinery.

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko Proposes Cease-Fire

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko proposed a cease-fire Wednesday in an effort to end the violent clashes between Ukrainian forces and pro-Russia militants that has been ongoing for more than two months.

Defense Secretary Hagel Testifies Before Committee About Bergdahl, Taliban Prisoner Release

On Wednesday, Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel testified before a committee about the release of Sgt. Bergdahl in exchange for the release of five Taliban prisoners.

Islamist Militants Capture Tikrit Following Their Seizure of Iraq's Second Largest City, Mosul

Islamist militants have captured the city of Tikrit, Iraq after the seizure of Mosul Tuesday.

Record Number of Unaccompanied Children Crossing Into US: Study

A new study released by the Pew Research Center finds that more minors are crossing into the United States unaccompanied by adults.

Russia and Ukraine Reach Stalemate in Gas Price Negotiations

Russia and Ukraine reached a stalemate Wednesday in talks over gas prices.
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