Many newspapers and journalists across America will no longer use “illegal immigrants” in stories after the Associated Press announced today it’s dropping the term from its style guide. While actions might be termed “illegal,” people are not, executive editor Kathleen Carroll said.... Read more»
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Gabrielle Giffords, the former Arizona congresswoman shot in the head outside a Tucson grocery store almost exactly two years ago, visited the site of another American gun tragedy Friday in Newtown, Conn. (with video)... Read more»0
President Barack Obama’s re-election campaign raised almost $44 million in April with an average donation of $50.23.... Read more»0
No man, woman or dog was safe from barbs at Saturday night’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner in Washington.... Read more»0
The Oklahoma City bombing and al-Qaida attacks served as inspiration and education for confessed mass murderer Anders Behring Breivik, he told a courtroom in Norway on Friday... Read more»0
Nebraska lawmakers voted to restore prenatal Medicaid for illegal immigrants, but Gov. Dave Heineman promised to veto the bill.... Read more»1
CareerCast.com suggests lumberjack is the worst job you could have in 2012, while computer programmer ranks at the top.... Read more»3
Mitt Romney headed into Saturday’s Louisiana primary boasting the highest approval ratings of any Republican since polling for this election cycle began in November.... Read more»0
Experts expect the largest solar storm in five years to reach Earth early Thursday. (with video)... Read more»0
An affair of the heart has new meaning after researchers found men who die during sex are more likely to be cheating, an American Heart Association study says.... Read more»0
Steven Dyer, a regular on America’s Most Wanted, is back in police custody after a decade running from a dozen sexual abuse charges in Arizona.... Read more»0
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