US Intelligence: Top Russian Officials Tried to Influence 2016 Election
U.S. intelligence agencies have said they have evidence that Russia hacked the emails of Democratic Party officials.
Groups Seek to Ban Smoking at U.S. Colleges and Public Housing
New efforts are underway to make American college campuses and public housing off limits to cigarette smoking.
Trump’s Nominees to Face Senate Confirmation Hearings
The U.S. Senate is considering the nominees for top government positions.
Young Boy Rescues Brother Trapped Under Furniture
Brock and Bowdy played on a dresser before it tipped over.
Ford to Expand American Car Factory, Cancels Plans to Build in Mexico
Ford Motor Company says it has cancelled plans to build a car factory in Mexico.
US to Continue Investigating Civil Rights Murders
In a 2015 report, the Justice Department said little progress had been made.
Thousands Attend Mexican Girl’s Birthday After Seeing Facebook Invitation
Rubi Ibarra just celebrated a birthday she will never forget
US House Republicans Drop Plans to Weaken Ethics Office
Republican lawmakers in the United States Congress have suspended plans to weaken an office that investigates possible ethics violations.
New York City Driver Gets 236 Green Lights in a Row
Traffic is usually slow in New York City. But one Uber driver made it through 236 green lights in a row.
Memories and Hopes Meet in New Year’s Music
A traditional way to welcome the New Year is to drink a glass of champagne and kiss the person you love.