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Small Business Groups Aim to Bridge Youth, Millennial Unemployment Gap

Two small business organizations have teamed to encourage and boost youth employment. Two small business organizations have teamed to encourage and boost youth employment.

Mount McKinley Name Change: Ohio Gov. John Kasich Joins Conservatives Opposition Against Denali

President Barack Obama, busy trying to engage a conversation about environmentalism in Alaska, has officially chaged the name of the nation's tallest mountain from Mt. McKinley to Denali. And the GOP is upset.

Donald Trump Campaign News Update: GOP Supporters Believe Obama Is Muslim

Much of Donald Trump's support, during his run for the White House, comes from a sector of the population that still suspects President Barack Obama is Muslim (66 percent) and is in favor of outlawing birthright citizenship (63 percent) for all those born here in the states.

WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy 'Superfly' Snuka Arrested, Charged with 1983 Death of His Girlfriend

WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka was arrested and charged in the 1983 death of his then-girlfriend Nancy Argentino.

Donald Trump, US Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Confirm Q&A Session in October

The Republican presidential candidate will meet with the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce for a public "question and answer" session.

Obama Alaska Schedule: President Stresses Climate Change Impact During 3-Day Trip

President Barack Obama stressed the urgency for the need to take action against climate change during his three-day trip to Alaska on Monday.

Remembering the Legacy of Chicano Moratorium 45 Years Later

August 29th marked the 45th anniversary of the National Chicano Moratorium march, where tens of thousands of Mexican-Americans held the largest minority-based anti-Vietnam War demonstration in the U.S.

Puerto Rico Debt Crisis: Garcia Padilla Invites New York Elected Officials to Help Economic, Health Crisis

New York officials will make a one-day trip to Puerto Rico to discuss the island's economic and health crisis. New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo leads the delegation comprising of the state's elected officials and Medicaid experts.

Hillary Clinton Emails Released: State Department Publishes 7,000 Pages of Emails

The State Department on Monday released an additional 7,000 pages of heavily redacted emails from Hillary Rodham Clinton's time as the nation's top diplomat.

Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis Defies Supreme Court, Again Refuses Same-Sex Marriage Licenses

A Kentucky county clerk compelled to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples again defied court orders on Tuesday, telling applicants she was acting "under God's authority."

Mega Millions Numbers & Results Aug 28, 2015: Live Stream of Drawing Time; $74M Jackpot

So you'd like to start out September as a brand new millionaire? To make that dream at least a tiny bit more likely, you might want to grab a Mega Millions ticket today, before tuning in at 11 p.m. EDT tonight. That's when the draw for the $74 million jackpot is set to take place at the studios of WSB-TV, Atlanta's ABC affiliate

Ben Carson Polls Reaching Same Support as Donald Trump, Tie in Iowa Caucus-Goers Poll

Business mogul Donald Trump and retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson tied for the lead among likely Iowa Republican caucus-goers.

Chipotle Lawsuit Charges False Advertising With Its GMO-Free Menu

Chipotle faces a class action lawsuit claiming the company's "Food With Integrity" campaign is no more than a litany of false advertising.

#BlackLivesMatter Movement: 'Fox & Friends' Host Elisabeth Hasselbeck Asks Why Movement Isn't Classified as 'Hate Group' [Watch]

Hasselbeck asks African American speaker Kevin Jackson if the Black Lives Matter movement should be labeled a hate group after the shooting of a white police officer.

White Florida Teacher Fired After School Discovers She Was Dating a Black Man

A white Florida teacher filed a lawsuit against Orange County Public Schools last week claiming that she was discriminated against because she had a black boyfriend and associated with black staff members.

TSA Agent Accused of Molesting 21-Year-Old Traveler LaGuardia Airport

A Transportation Security Administration agent at New York City's LaGuardia Airport has been arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a young woman during an unauthorized screening.

'Running Wild With Bear Grylls' Season 2 Spoilers: Barack Obama To Test Survival Skills on NBC's Series

Let's see if the POTUS can survive a challenge of this nature. President Barack Obama will be exploring the wilderness of Alaska in a special episode of "Running Wild with Bear Grylls," according to an official press release from NBC.

WWE Florida Shooting: Man Shot by a Police Officer in WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida

A "deranged" man was shot by a police officer in WWE Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. The man was said to be stalking a female talent that was not present at the time of shooting.

Puerto Rico News 2015: New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo to Visit Commonwealth with Financial Experts

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo will embark to Puerto Rico to support the island as the commonwealth faces an excruciating debt crisis.

Rand Paul 2016 Campaign: Promises to Shut Down, Convert NSA Data Center

If he were to move into the White House come January 2017, Rand Paul would shut down the NSA data center that handles the controversial bulk collection of metadata, the Republican presidential hopeful promised on Saturday.