The $1 billion divorce: Why Harold Hamm’s ex-wife didn’t win more
(Reuters) – Just how much of Harold Hamm’s fortune was amassed through his skill and hard work?
‘I Love Ferguson’ signs, T-shirts lift morale in protest-hit town
FERGUSON Mo. (Reuters) – The streets of Ferguson, Missouri, bear two hallmarks of the months of sometimes violent protests that followed the August police shooting of an unarmed black teenager by a white police officer.
Army veteran dies of injuries after hotel assault in N. Carolina
(Reuters) – An Army veteran injured and burned during an assault in a North Carolina hotel room a week ago died of his injuries on Saturday, authorities said.
U.S. official sees action on immigration before year-end
SIMI VALLEY Calif. (Reuters) – U.S. President Barack Obama is expected to announce a series of executive actions on immigration issues before the end of the year, Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson said on Saturday, a move that could anger Repu…
U.S. Ebola victim Thomas Duncan remembered at memorial in Texas
DALLAS (Reuters) – Family and friends remembered Thomas Eric Duncan, the first person in the United States to die from Ebola, at a memorial service in Dallas on Saturday.
Workers die after chemical leak at DuPont plant near Houston
(Reuters) – Four workers died and a fifth was hospitalized Saturday after a chemical leak at a DuPont facility near Houston, the company said.
U.S. military readiness for war, competitive edge worsening: officials
SIMI VALLEY Calif. (Reuters) – The U.S. military’s ability to stay ahead of technology advances by other countries and respond to multiple crises around the world is already in jeopardy and will get worse unless mandatory budget cuts are reversed, top …
Obamacare enters new phase over the weekend with little fanfare
WASHINGTON (Reuters) – President Barack Obama’s plan to extend private health coverage to the uninsured entered a new uncertain phase on Saturday as U.S. government-backed online insurance marketplaces opened their 2015 plans to millions of potential e…
Ferguson protesters decry report officer Wilson may return to work
FERGUSON Mo. (Reuters) – Activists protesting the fatal shooting of an unarmed black teen by a white policeman in Ferguson, Missouri expressed anger on Saturday after the city’s police chief said the officer could return to work if a grand jury does no…
A world away from Ferguson protests in quiet St. Louis suburb
FLORISSANT Mo. (Reuters) – In this quiet city just north of Ferguson, Missouri, the neat streets of small homes and shops show no signs of the racial tension that has gripped the adjacent St. Louis suburb since the fatal police shooting in August of an…
