Jury acquits all 6 protesters in first inauguration trial
Witnesses the prosecutors interviewed could not identify any of the defendants as a perpetrator
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Witnesses the prosecutors interviewed could not identify any of the defendants as a perpetrator
New York Public Radio said Thursday it fired Leonard Lopate and Jonathan Schwartz after investigations found they violated company standards
Open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act was shorter this year, with less funding for promoting it
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Construction will continue on two nuclear reactors, despite massive cost overruns and delays
Despite implied threats of U.S. funding cuts, the resolution passed in a 128-9 General Assembly vote Thursday
Approximately 50 churches in the U.S. have a weekly attendance ranging from 10,000 to 47,000 people
The transition will bring in the first Cuban government not headed by a member of the Castro family in more than five decades
The Minnesota Democrat, accused of inappropriate touching by several women, plans to leave Congress Jan. 2
The missing disabled boy's mother will be charged with murder and felonious assault, Cleveland police say
A New York man filed suit in 2015, claiming he never experienced "such blatant HIV discrimination" in his life
The accusers say the incidents happened between 1985 and 2010, including on the sidelines of rehearsals
For the first time, the powerful painkiller fentanyl and its opioid cousins played a bigger role in deaths than any other legal or illegal drug
Justine Ruszczyk Damond's father said his family is deeply concerned about the possibility that "the initial investigation was not done properly"
Police announced on Twitter that Shamali Flores was found early Thursday and appears unharmed