President Obama Calls on Lifting Cuban Embargo in SOTU
The president has been working to improve relations with Cuba since December 2014.
Kim Davis To Attend Obama's Final State of the Union
Davis served six days in prison for declining to issue same-sex marriage licenses.
Dozens of Detroit Schools Close As Teachers Protest
The teachers are asking for "safe conditions, adequate learning environments, and a level playing field" for students.
11 Ringling Circus Elephants Get an Early Retirement
Their human caretakers will visit the 9,000-pound animals in the Sunshine State.
Gunmen Kill Dozen and Take Hostages in Baghdad Mall
Four men run into mall after a car bomb explodes outside the complex in eastern Baghdad.
At State of the Union, Empty Seat for Gun Victims
The White House mentioned the empty seat in releasing a list of invitees to the first lady's box.
Justin Bieber in Trouble for Climbing Among the Ruins
The pop star, 21, was asked to leave a Mayan site in Tulum, Mexico.
Gitmo Releases Detainee Faez Mohammed Ahmed Al-Kandari
After his release, 104 inmates remain at the maximum security facility.
FDA Revokes Use of Three Chemicals in Food Packaging
Advocacy groups say there are still dangerous chemicals in use, though.
Ford Has Record Year in China
Ford sold 1.1 million vehicles in China in 2015, while GM's sales rose even faster.
Holly Holm to Fight Miesha Tate at UFC 197: Reports
The fight is reportedly to take place at the MGM in Las Vegas on March 5.
McDonald's Revamps Packaging, Seeking More Modern Look
This is the fast food chain's first redesign in about three years.
Mapped: Three Years of Mass Shootings in the U.S.
President Obama is hoping to keep guns out of the wrong hands through background checks and gun-safety technology.
North Korea Confirms Test of Hydrogen Device
The announcement came shortly after a 5.1-magnitude quake was detected near the country's known nuclear testing location.
Steely Dan Singer Donald Fagen Charged With Assault
"I'm very tired, and I'm divorcing my husband."
Read President Obama's Speech on Gun Control
The president is hoping to keep guns out of the wrong hands through background checks and gun safety technology.
Siddhartha Dhar: Suspected Militant in Latest ISIS Film
The British man was radicalized in London and fled to Syria in 2014.
Report: Twitter Considers 10,000 Character Tweets
Twitter is considering upping the limit to as many as 10,000 characters.
Everything You Need to Know About Pacquiao's Next Fight
The two face off on April 9 in Las Vegas.
The Obama Administration's New Gun Control Moves
The executive actions focus on increased background checks and closing gun show loop holes.
Photos: The London Zoo Takes Stock of Its Animals
Counting small sea creatures is particularly difficult.
British Man Identifies Grandson in ISIS Propaganda Film
"He doesn't know anything. He's a small boy."
New Orleans Asks for Christmas Trees to Help Coasts
New Orleanians can recycle their trees by placing them on the curb January 7-9.
Country Singer Craig Strickland Found Dead
Strickland, 29, disappeared after going duck hunting.
General Motors Invests $500 Million in Lyft
With the investment, Lyft is valued at $5.5 billion, while Uber is at $64.6 billion.
Copyright On Adolf Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' Expires
Now that the book is in the public domain, it can be reprinted without the former copyright holder's permission.
Uber and Lyft Brace Themselves for New Year's Eve
In 2013, CEO Travis Kalanick responded to New Year's Eve criticism directly.
Don't Shoot Your Gun in the Air on New Year's Eve
Shooting guns in the air at midnight is also popular in Texas and New Orleans.
