-
The World’s Largest Hotel Chain Is Under Pressure To Cancel An Anti-Muslim Group’s Event
“There should be no room for hate at Marriott hotels.”
-
The Family Of A Young Biracial Boy Says He Was Hung By A Rope By Teenagers
“I believe it was intentional,” the grandmother of the 8-year-old boy told a local paper.
-
This New York City Rescue Team Held A Moving Tribute For 9/11 Victims While Doing Hurricane Relief
The specialized search and rescue team, consisting of New York City police officers and firefighters, are in Puerto Rico to help with rescue efforts after Hurricane Irma.
-
Obama Calls Trump’s Plan To Phase Out DACA "Cruel"
“To target these young people is wrong – because they have done nothing wrong. It is self-defeating – because they want to start new businesses, staff our labs, serve in our military, and otherwise contribute to the country we love. And it is cruel.”
-
Powerful Explosion Detected In North Korea In Possible Nuclear Weapons Test
Trump has responded to the news on Twitter, calling North Korea a “rogue nation” and a “great threat and embarrassment.”
-
Groceries Are Running Low In Houston, And People Are Starting To Worry
Supermarkets across Houston have closed as Harvey continues to batter the region. The ones that remain open are running out of fresh food.
-
Thousands Stream Into Evacuation Shelters As Harvey Drowns More Neighborhoods
As heavy rains battered Houston for a third day, thousands of residents have been forced to abandon their homes for increasingly crowded shelters.
-
"I Feel Like We’ve Been Forgotten": In Houston, Stranded Residents Are Their Own First Responders
As government officials struggled to respond to the “unprecedented” disaster Sunday, some residents on the outskirts of Houston had resigned themselves to going it alone.
-
"We Expected To Come Back To Nothing": Residents Survey The Damage After Hurricane Harvey
After widespread evacuations, some Texas residents returned home to find entire neighborhoods reduced to rubble.
-
The Second-Largest Powerball In US History Was Won By One Woman In Massachusetts
“I’m going to retire early.”
-
Breitbart Used A Photo Of A Famous Soccer Player In A Story About Migrant Gang Members
“There is no evidence Mr. Podolski is either a migrant gang member, nor being human trafficked.”
-
Comedy Legend Jerry Lewis Dies At 91
The comedian and film star also raised more than $2 billion to fight muscular dystrophy through his long-running telethons.
-
Police Around The US Are Bracing For Newly Emboldened White Supremacists
Some white supremacists called the deadly Charlottesville rally a success, and are gearing up to hold more rallies. Police say they’re preparing for them.
-
Trump Just Called Out White Supremacists After He Was Slammed For His Weak Charlottesville Response
Trump came under huge pressure to make a more significant statement about the Charlottesville violence that was sparked by white supremacists, after his earlier remarks failed to mention the hate groups.
-
A Top Trump Adviser Compared The North Korea Situation To The Holocaust
“When a group of people repeatedly says they want to kill you, sooner or later you should take them seriously.”
-
Hundreds Gather In Solidarity With Muslim Americans After Minnesota Mosque Bombing
“What happened Saturday morning was an attack on all of us,” Sen. Al Franken told a crowd gathered on Tuesday evening.
-
A Top Trump Adviser Says The Minnesota Mosque Bombing May Be A "Fake Hate Crime"
Trump still hasn’t said anything about the bombing, which tore through part of the mosque on Saturday while people were arriving for prayers.
-
People At the Minnesota Mosque That Was Bombed Are Waiting For Trump To Address The “Act Of Terrorism”
“We are wondering why President Trump has not tweeted about this. He seems to want to tweet about security and terror issues,” said Asad Zaman, director of the Muslim American Society of Minnesota.
-
There’s A Bit Of A Selfie Scandal In Iran After Politicians Were Caught Fangirling Pretty Hard
The rush for photos with a European Union diplomat, captured by news outlets, occurred after the country’s presidential inauguration ceremony on the parliament floor.
-
Officials Across The US Are Issuing Emergency Warnings About Massive Eclipse Crowds
From emergency declarations to deploying the National Guard, states, counties, and towns along the path of the total solar eclipse are preparing for the worst.
