The new September 11 Museum and Memorial is nearing its completion after three years of construction and hard work below the ground where the twin towers used to stand.
A special Russian missile cruiser has been released to the eastern part of the Mediterranean to lead the navy operations in the place. This was according to the Interfax who quoted a source from the military since the US gets ready to a potential strike as response to the current situation in Syria.
New York City mayoral candidate Christine Quinn has seen her July lead slip away in favor of Bill de Blasio as the two continue to campaign in advance of the Sept. 10 democratic primary.
McCain and Senator Lindsey Graham released a statement together on Saturday about the situation. As president Barack Obama seeks congressional approval to order military strikes in Syria, senator John McCain weighed in on the issue by saying that he would support the strikes if they would ''reverse the situation on the battlefield,'' and that it would be "catastrophic" if congress votes against it.
A Nebraska man is suing Wal-Mart for the death of his wife. According to the man, a faulty plastic bag from the super-chain store is responsible for his being a widow.
50 years after Dr. Martin Luther King made his world-famous "I Have a Dream" speech, U.S. President Barack Obama will walk to the same stage at The Lincoln Memorial for a speech today at 2:45 p.m.
Jodi Arias already has been convicted of murdering her ex-boyfriend, Travis Alexander, but the question still remains of whether she will be sentenced with the death penalty or spend the rest of her life in prison.
Snowden and the man who broke his story state that The Independent must have been fed the info on a Middle East spy base by none other than their own U.K. government.
Obama called the situation in Syria "clearly a big event of grave concern" and said he hopes the Syrian government will allow a deeper investigation into the recent alleged chemical weapon attack in Damascus that killed more than 1,300 people.
