USA News
|
Last Monday, a Texan federal judge grounded President Obama’s immigration initiatives by ruling there had been a failure to comply with basic administrative procedures.
|
|
With a population of over 320 million, the United States contains numerous top ranking small cities to live. A newly published report shows the top 10 small cities to live based on a range of categories.
|
|
Barcelona -
A Colombian national was convicted Friday by a court in Spain to nearly 12 years in prison for raping two American tourists who rented his room through the flat-sharing website AirBnB.
|
|
Judge Alessandro Nencini upheld Amanda Knox’s guilty conviction this year, and his 350-page official report has just been translated from Italian into English. So what does it tell us? Is this, finally, the truth about Knox?
|
U.S. elections are getting stinkier and stinkier, but voters haven't seemed to notice. Are they insensitive or merely apathetic?
|
|
Moscow -
On Saturday, Russian Health Minister, Veronika Skvortsova disclosed to journalists that three Ebola vaccines will be ready within the next six months.
|
|
Nearly one in five women in the U.S. are raped at some point in their life, according to a report that was released on Friday.
|
|
A man who wrote his own humorous obituary died a year later and once the obit hit the Legacy.com website, it went viral. Kevin. J. McGroarty, 53, definitely had the last laugh or three.
|
|
A South American backpacker visiting the United States was locked in federal detention after reportedly over-extending his stay by 30 minutes. Diego Simonassi said he roamed freely with just a backpack in the United States for six months.
|
|
SWAT teams are kicking in doors in the early morning to serve search warrants typically related to the War on Drugs and according to a new American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), report, it’s happening in 124 homes every single day.
|
|
One of the few pieces of criticism Paulo Bento has received during his tenure as Portuguese manager is his reluctance to adapt.
|
|
Manaus -
Those football fans unlucky enough not to sneak out of the office to catch today's World Cup action between the United States and Portugal are sure to be kicking themselves.
|
|
Jurgen Klinsmann couldn’t ask for a better start when Clint Dempsey’s impressive individual goal handed the USA a lead over Ghana 32 seconds into their third consecutive World Cup match.
|
|
Chicago -
An Illinois man has contracted the Middle East respiratory syndrome coronavirus from the Indiana patient who was recently hospitalized. This is the first confirmed human-to-human transmission of MERS within the U.S.
|
|
Controversy follows team selections. Managers are hired and responsible for making key decisions that we may not like, but they often have a logical explanation behind their selection.
|
|
Cairo -
Western nations expressed outrage Monday after an Egyptian court sentenced Muslim Brotherhood spiritual leader Muhamed Badie and nearly 700 supporters to death.
|
|
Boston -
Tens of thousands of runners, cheered by a multitude of spectators, streamed through the streets of Boston to reclaim the world's oldest marathon from the fear left by last year's deadly twin bombing.
|
|
Boston -
Tens of thousands of runners, cheered by a multitude of spectators, set off through the streets of Boston Monday to reclaim the world's oldest marathon from the fear left by last year's deadly twin bombing.
|
|
Boston -
The Boston Marathon returns Monday amid major security after last year's deadly bombings as a near record 35,660 runners get set to compete.
|
|
Boston -
The Boston Marathon returns Monday amid major security after last year's deadly bombings as a near record 35,660 runners get set to compete.
|
|
On Tuesday, Judge Pablo Ruz at the Spanish National Court defied pressure to scrap a probe into alleged torture in the United States prison camp in Guantanamo Bay which targets former U.S. president George W. Bush.
|
|
There's going to be a red moon rising over North America early Tuesday morning, only it's not exactly red but only looks that way.
|
|
Washington -
Olympic swimming superstar Michael Phelps, who retired from the sport after taking six medals at the 2012 London Olympics, will make his competitive comeback next week at a US Grand Prix series event in Mesa, Arizona, USA Swimming announced.
|
|
Washington -
Olympic swimming superstar Michael Phelps, who retired from the sport after taking six medals at the 2012 London Olympics, will make his competitive comeback next week at a US Grand Prix series event in Mesa, Arizona, USA Swimming announced Monday.
|
|
Las Vegas -
Manny Pacquiao won a 12-round unanimous decision over Timothy Bradley to avenge his controversial 2012 loss to the previously unbeaten American.
|
|
Las Vegas -
Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley go into their welterweight world title rematch on Saturday in Las Vegas aiming to lay the ghost of their polarizing first contest.
|
|
In a conversation last Wednesday night on the popular chat show Jimmy Kimmel Live, former American president Bill Clinton admitted that he would be "surprised" if Earth was not someday contacted by extra-terrestrial life.
|
|
Charleston -
Canadian starlet Eugenie Bouchard admitted it was "a bit ugly" as she held off former world number one Venus Williams 7-6 (8/6), 2-6, 6-4 to reach the Family Circle Cup quarter-finals.
|
|
Charleston -
Canadian starlet Eugenie Bouchard held off former world number one Venus Williams 7-6 (8/6), 2-6, 6-4 on Thursday to reach the Family Circle Cup quarter-finals.
|
|
Los Angeles -
Trainer Freddie Roach says avenging losses to Timothy Bradley and Juan Manuel Marquez are the top items on Manny Pacquiao's to-do list, but believes the Filipino will one day face Floyd Mayweather.
|
apis-265284 apis-263374 apis-260215 apis-257713 apis-254183 apis-251183 apis-247913 apis-244731 apis-244339 apis-243621 apis-243586 apis-242968 apis-240600 apis-240470 apis-238349 apis-237678 apis-237669 apis-237643 apis-237616 apis-237272 apis-237003 apis-236998 apis-236920 apis-236729 apis-236606 apis-235531 apis-235486 apis-235453 apis-235372
USA Image
Three cars were swallowed by a sinkhole in Chicago after heavy rains. Video screen capture
Pink auroras over Crater Lake by Brad Goldpaint. Goldpaint Photography
The most famous intersection in the world, Haight and Ashbury, San Francisco, California.
A rattlesnake area warning sign spotted in the state of Washington.
A Picture of FBI SWAT officers. PD-USGOV-FBI
U.S. Marine Corps War Memorial (Iwo Jima)
-2.jpg)
German-American Energy Conference 2010
Scenes at the Veteran's rally for Bradley Manning in Oakland, Ca. Occupy Oakland
Valeria “Monique” Alvarado, mother of 5 killed by a Border Patrol officer in Chula Vista, California. Video screen capture
Golden Gate Bridge, this time covered with fog which happens more often than the famous bridge is photographed, San Francisco, California.
Green Music Group Green Music Group
Timothy McVeigh about to be led out of a Perry, Oklahoma courthouse two days after the Oklahoma City bombing. Olaf Growald
Carlos, one of the men taking part in Underheard Courtesy of Willy Wang
Scenes at the Veteran's rally for Bradley Manning in Oakland, Ca. Occupy Oakland
The colorful Light Tunnel at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County International Airport connecting Concourse A with Concourse B/C in the McNamara Terminal. Light patterns along the tunnel are choreographed with music. Steve Hopson
Aerial view of Craig, Alaska. U.S. Forest Service
Jazz Mural by (El Gallo) Bill Weber painted in 2008, featuring Teddy Wilson (p) and Benny Goodman (cl), San Francisco, California.
OWS participating in Global Noise, October 13, 2012. Global Noise
|
|
