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Immigration Reform News: SCOTUS Takes No Action On Obama's Proposal to Expand DACA

The High Court took no immediate action on Friday on whether it will hear the highly disputed immigration case over his plan to shield up to 5 million immigrants from deportation.

America's Oldest Latino Newspaper Laying Off Staff, in Danger of Shutting Down

The country's oldest Spanish-language newspaper, El Diario/La Prensa, is in danger of closing down.

Celine Dion’s Brother Dying? Canadian Diva Faces Brother’s Imminent Death Amid Husband’s Funeral Preparations

Celine Dion is definitely at the peak of her emotions this week after the passing of her husband, Rene Angélil, on Thursday. But the Canadian superstar is facing another heartbreaking news about her older brother Daniel, who is reportedly dying of throat, tongue and brain cancer. The devastating news came amid Dion’s funeral preparations for her husband.

Pope Francis Prays for Michael Schumacher’s Recovery After FIA President Jean Todt Discussed F1 Legend’s Health Condition

Pope Francis has recently prayed for the recovery of Formula One superstar Michael Schumacher, who’s currently undergoing an extensive rehabilitation program after he suffered severe brain injuries during an unfortunate skiing accident at the French Alpine Resort of Meribel in Dec. 2013.

‘Love & Hip Hop: New York’ Season 6 Episode 6 Spoilers: 4 Reasons Why Fans Should Watch Upcoming Episode ‘Fallout’

“Love & Hip Hop: New York” season 6, episode 6 will surely be one of the most controversial episodes of the season as another jaw-dropping bombshell will be revealed soon. And once again, the focus of the series will be on the never-ending love triangle of Tara Wallace, Peter Gunz and Amina Buddafly.

Atlantic Hurricane's Strengthening Status Linked to El Niño

Hurricane Alex, which started as a winter storm, is now threatening the Atlantic Ocean with parts of the Azores Islands feeling its impact.

Flint Water Crisis: Michigan Governor Asks Obama to Issue Disaster Declaration, State Prosecutor Launches Probe

A state investigation was launched on Friday to explore the man-made water crisis in Flint, Michigan, just one day after Gov. Rick Snyder turned to the federal government for help in dealing with the fiasco.

Americans Split on Obama's Performance, Disapprove of Congress

A recent poll suggests that Americans have a divided opinion of President Barack Obama's job performance that is largely contingent on the respondent's political affiliation.

US, Mexican Officials Meet to Discuss Guzmán Extradition

U.S. and Mexican authorities have kicked off discussions to plan the extradition of drug lord Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Loera to the United States, a spokesman for the U.S. Department of Justice announced on Jan. 14.

Clinton: Early Polls 'Artificial,' Race With Sanders 'Exciting'

Bernie Sanders' ever-increasing poll numbers neither surprise nor threaten her, Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton said on Jan. 14; rather, they will make the race for their party's 2016 White House nomination "pretty exciting."

12 Marines Missing After Helicopters Crash Off Hawaii

The fate of 12 Marines remains unclear after two U.S. military helicopters apparently collided and went missing off the coast of the Hawaiian island of Oahu late on Jan. 14, the U.S. Coast Guard said.

Trump, Cruz End 'Bromance' Over Citizenship, 'New York Values' [Watch]

National GOP front-runner Donald Trump and Iowa favorite Ted Cruz clashed over issues as ephemeral as "New York values" and as practical as Cruz's Canadian birth, as they each sought to gain an advantage in the Jan. 14 Republican presidential debate hosted by the Fox Business Channel.

Iraq Refugee Accused of Terrorist Plot to Bomb Houston Malls

An Iraq refugee is being accused of attempting to make electronic transmitters in order to remotely detonate bombs at two Houston malls, a federal agent said Wednesday.

Dinosaur Bigger Than T-Rex Found in Argentina Displayed in the American Museum of Natural History

The American Museum of Natural History has publicly displayed the "Titanosaur," a dinosaur believed to be bigger than the Tyrannosaurus Rex. It is a new species that measure 122-foot long, but no formal name has been given by palaeontologists, CNN reports.

US Income Gap Widens as the Poor Struggles With Decreasing Pay

The income gap in the United States continues to grow and a major reason is the pay of the poorest sector, which is on a downward spiral.

Rahm Emanuel Risks Getting Impeached After an Alleged Cover Up on Laquan McDonald's Case

Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel is facing a new controversy after an alleged cover-up on the death of 17-year-old Laquan McDonald.

Pope Francis, Google Chairman Eric Schmidt to Have a Rare Meeting About Tech Industry

In a rare but important meeting with the Pope, Google chairman Eric Schmidt is set to discuss with him issues about the tech industry.

Father of Baby Who Died After Mother Rolled Over Her Breaks Silence on Facebook

Marc Mejia, the father of Olalia Mejia who allegedly died because her mother rolled over her while on drugs, recently announced and urged social media followers to forgive jailed mother. Although it has been the most challenging and hurting time for all members of the family, they are however asking for positivity.

Oil Producers Like Venezuela, Iran, Russia and Saudi Arabia Continue to Face Price Drop Crisis

The oil industry has entered a challenging phase recently with oil prices dropping and oil-producing nations continue to face financial crisis. These include Venezuela and others like Iran, Russia and Saudi Arabia.

French Teacher Faces Manslaughter Charge After Alps Avalanche Deaths

A French PE school teacher is under investigation after he led schoolchildren onto a closed French Alps ski slope where an avalanche killed two of them and a Ukrainian tourist, a prosecutor announced Thursday.