DHS to direct travelers from Ebola outbreak countries to Dulles Airport
New U.S. entry rules will require foreign travelers from affected African nations to arrive at Washington-Dulles for enhanced Ebola-related health screening
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Flint, Michigan, Tops List of Most Affordable U.S. Cities for Homebuyers
Flint and Detroit lead WalletHub’s ranking of affordable U.S. housing markets amid rising nationwide home prices and mortgage rates
Harvard Faculty Vote to Cap “A” Grades to Address Grade Inflation
Harvard University will limit the percentage of "A" grades awarded to undergraduates to address increasing grade inflation
U.S. Army Veteran Fears Deportation Threat for Released Wife
An Afghanistan war veteran worries his wife could be deported despite her recent release from ICE custody
U.S. Indicts Former Cuban Leader Raúl Castro Over 1996 Plane Shootdown
Raúl Castro and five others have been charged in Florida related to the deadly 1996 Brothers to the Rescue plane shootdown off Cuba's coast
U.S. Army Soldier’s Wife Released from ICE Detention Amid Deportation Fears
After a month in ICE custody, an active-duty soldier’s wife was freed but faces ongoing legal challenges and risks deportation to a country where…
U.S. Indicts Former Cuban Leader Raúl Castro in 1996 Plane Shootdown Case
Raúl Castro and five others face federal charges in Florida over the Cuban military's fatal downing of two civilian planes in 1996
Former Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank Dies at 86
Barney Frank, a longtime U.S. representative known for financial reform and LGBTQ advocacy, passed away after a long career in public service
Troops Report Army Denied Medical Support Requests Before Deadly Iranian Drone Strike
U.S. soldiers say their appeals for increased medical support ahead of a fatal Iranian drone attack in Kuwait were ignored by Army officials
Teens in San Diego Mosque Shooting Shared Online Hate and Extremism
Two San Diego teenagers committed a deadly mosque shooting after radicalizing online and embracing violent extremist ideologies, according to FBI investigators