Felipe Cobos has lived in the U.S. for nearly two decades, but has spent the last four months being detained at the Eloy Detention Center in Eloy, Arizona. His 17-year-old … Read More
Plenty of Americans will be finding pleasant surprises when opening their energy bills this winter, as crude oil prices continue to fall and cause both heating oil and propane costs … Read More
In September 2014, Charles Severance, 54, was charged with the murder of three well-known residents in Alexandria, Virginia over a 10-year period. Previously known for his unsuccessful political campaigns, which … Read More
At the end of October, The United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Inspector General (OIG) released its Fiscal Year Work Plan outlining new and ongoing … Read More
One World Trade Center, the building that now stands tall in the void left after the 9/11 attacks, was intended to be one of the most energy-efficient buildings in the … Read More
Tragedy struck on the morning of Wednesday, Dec. 3, when a fire in a senior living community in Winchester, MA left one person dead. An unnamed victim, identified by police … Read More
Off the side of I-20 in Birmingham, AL, a simple white billboard greets drivers with a highly inflammatory statement: “Anti-racist is a code word for anti-white.” And when outdoor advertisements … Read More
As if White House officials didn’t have enough to worry about, with so many fence-jumpers and intruders turning the phrase “White House Secret Service” into little more than a punch … Read More
As coastal cities across the globe are beginning to see the effects of rising sea levels, a race to find a solution to keep cities from drowning is underway. It … Read More
With the drought that has plagued the state of California for the last few years showing no signs of improvement, Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti has issued an executive order … Read More
