Some 11.4 million Americans have enrolled in Obamacare: White House
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Some 11.4 million Americans enrolled in private health insurance through Obamacare during the open enrollment period, the White House said in a tweet on Tuesday.
U.S. delays Obama’s immigration steps after judge’s rebuke
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama’s administration on Tuesday delayed implementing his unilateral steps to shield millions of illegal immigrants from deportation after a judge blocked the actions at the urging of 26 states accusing Obama of…
Some 11.4 million Americans are enrolled in Obamacare: White House
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Some 11.4 million Americans enrolled in private health insurance through Obamacare during the open enrolment period, the White House said in a tweet on Tuesday.
Hispanic group urges U.S. probe into police slaying of Mexican immigrant
SEATTLE (Reuters) – A Hispanic advocacy group urged the U.S. Justice Department on Tuesday to conduct its own investigation into the fatal police shooting in Washington state of an unarmed Mexican immigrant who ran from officers after throwing rocks at…
U.S. delays Obama’s immigration steps after judge’s rebuke
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama’s administration on Tuesday delayed implementing his unilateral steps to shield millions of illegal immigrants from deportation after a judge blocked the actions at the urging of 26 states accusing Obama of…
Icy storm pummels eastern United States, more cold to come
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – The aftermath of a deadly winter storm paralyzed much of the eastern United States on Tuesday and forecasters warned of the worst cold in two decades from another arctic front this week.
Even with shift, NYC St. Patrick’s Day parade draws gay protests
NEW YORK (Reuters) – Gay rights activists and elected officials said on Tuesday they would continue to protest New York City’s main St. Patrick’s Day parade even as organizers prepared to let a gay group carry a banner this year for the first time in t…
Colorado man in car crash confesses to killing wife
DENVER (Reuters) – A Colorado man who was being airlifted to a hospital after a traffic accident confessed to medical personnel that he had just killed his wife whose body was later found by police, authorities said on Tuesday.
Bin Laden told of al Qaeda suspect’s plot in ‘chilling’ letter: U.S
NEW YORK (Reuters) – A U.S. prosecutor told jurors at the terrorism trial of accused al Qaeda operative Abid Naseer that his plan to bomb a shopping center in England in 2009 was described in a “chilling” letter recovered during the military raid that …
Wisconsin judge to decide if Slenderman case moves forward
WAUKESHA, Wis. (Reuters) – A Wisconsin judge said on Tuesday he will rule in March whether prosecutors have enough evidence to put on trial two girls accused of stabbing their classmate 19 times to please Slenderman, a fictional Internet character.
