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Uncertainty Upends Lives as Ferguson Awaits Grand Jury Decision

YoopyaNov 24, 2014July 15, 20230

FERGUSON, Mo. — At Spencer’s Bakery near the barricaded police station here, there have been fewer Thanksgiving orders, including for pumpkin pie. Across the region,

Barack Obama Sees ‘A Great President’ In Hillary Clinton: Main Quotes From Sunday Talk Show

YoopyaNov 24, 2014July 15, 20230

President Barack Obama praised Hillary Clinton during an interview with ABC News on Sunday, saying that she would be “a great president” if she decided

Putin greets new U.S. envoy with demand not to interfere

YoopyaNov 20, 2014July 15, 20230

(Reuters) – President Vladimir Putin greeted the new U.S. ambassador to Russia on Wednesday with a demand for Washington to treat Moscow as an equal

Ferguson, Missouri, remains on edge ahead of grand jury report

YoopyaNov 19, 2014July 12, 20230

(Reuters) – A St. Louis suburb that faced weeks of sometimes violent protests following August’s fatal shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white

‘ISIS! 9/11!’ NSA reform bill killed in US Senate over terror fears

YoopyaNov 19, 2014July 12, 20230

The US Senate failed to get the 60 votes needed to break a filibuster and move forward with the USA Freedom Act, which would have

Obama’s Immigration Plan Could Grant Papers to Millions, at Least for Now

YoopyaNov 16, 2014July 25, 20230

Changes to the immigration enforcement system that President Obama is expected to announce as early as this week could offer legal documents to as many

Critically ill Ebola-infected doctor from Sierra Leone arrives in US for treatment

YoopyaNov 16, 2014July 25, 20230

A doctor from Sierra Leone infected with Ebola had arrived in the United States to be treated for the deadly virus, the Nebraska Medical Centre

Cold Snap Hits Upper Midwest, Rockies

YoopyaNov 12, 2014July 25, 20230

Powerful Storm Heads East From Alaska, Dropping Temperatures and Leaving Heavy Snow PIERRE, S.D.—Heavy snow blanketed parts of the Upper Midwest with more than a

U.S. is now Ebola-free, and the panic is gone as well

YoopyaNov 12, 2014July 12, 20230

A few short weeks ago, Ebola was public enemy No. 1. About 1,000 people were being monitored by health officials. Several schools in Texas and

Iraqi officials say IS leader wounded in airstrike

YoopyaNov 10, 2014July 12, 20230

BAGHDAD (AP) — Iraqi officials said Sunday that the head of the Islamic State group, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, was wounded in an airstrike in western