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America Tonight speaks with women on either side of the controversial movement

Jullette Saussy says DC Fire and EMS is 'highly toxic,' causes 'unnecessary loss of life' due to slow response times

Scientists have lost contact with lander probe launched with Rosetta spacecraft to study comets and solar system

While the campus was on lockdown, police say there is no active shooter but that an investigation is ongoing

All states are to improve support for sexual assault victims, in a country where the number of rapes is on the rise

Pakistan has been under domestic and international pressure to crack down on armed groups

The famed 90s singer-songwriter is back in the music scene with a rerecording of her 1995 hit album, Tigerlily

In wake of Boston bombing, Sunil Tripathis family faced outburst of false accusations after his disappearance

Web of conservative funding groups lines up behind key voting rights Supreme Court case

Customers had alleged Uber misrepresented the quality of its safety practices and the fees it charged passengers

The massive leak that drove thousands of people from their homes still needs to be permanently sealed, officials said

Rookie police officer Peter Liang convicted in a case closely watched by advocates for police accountability

As the race moves to states less white than Iowa and NH, the Democratic hopefuls battled for black, Hispanic support

Cessation of all hostilities would start within one week, diplomats said from news conference in Munich

Activists want next US president to block Canadian energy company Enbridge from expanding the Alberta Clipper pipeline

Clinical psychologist Bradley Stolbach says that children growing up surrounded by violence are often traumatized

New report's 470,000 death count is nearly double the last UN count, but no end in sight for spiraling violence

Earlier this month, Obama said he would ask for $1.1 billion in the 2017 budget for to fight opioid and heroin abuse

At least five states already poised to move forward with their own carbon emission cuts in line with Paris agreement

Analysis: Despite reports to the contrary, Bernie Sanders is not the Democratic front-runner

Two City Council members introduce legislation, say tax is discriminatory against women

The arrests mark the end of a standoff by the armed militia that lasted 41 days

Under siege for months, Taiz finally receives over 20 tons of medical supplies

The violence took place days ahead of a planned visit by Pope Francis to another Mexican prison

Using giant laser detectors, scientists make breakthrough that could open new windows to the cosmos

Ships are en route to crack down on smuggling of migrants and asylum seekers to Europe

South's decision to halt operations at Kaesong industrial zone after North's rocket launch draws Pyongyang's ire

Republicans respond to a changing electorate with greater obstacles to voting

The men of a Utah taxation forum voted 8-3 against removing sales tax on tampons and other feminine hygiene products

Former Los Angeles Sheriff Lee Baca faces sentencing in May for lying during a federal investigation of his department

Last four armed occupiers of a national wildlife refuge say they will turn themselves in Thursday morning

The ACLU of Washington issued a critical report on the Pasco PD a year after officers killed Antonio Zambrano-Montes

Attorney general says city's rejection of DOJ deal on police and court reform leaves department no choice but to sue

Rick Snyder asks state lawmakers for extra funds to deal with lead-poisoned water, school financial crisis

Democrats to hold next debate in Michigan city devastated by tainted water; Republicans remain mostly silent

The former technology executive promoted her business experience but struggled to build a winning coalition

A rent increase of over 50 percent will force soup kitchen operating in the Tenderloin district to shut down

Attack targets camp for people displaced by armed group Boko Haram's 6-year insurgency

Falling stock prices, uncertainty over China and global reassessment of credit risk could throw US economy off track

Hassan al-Homoud avoided a 10-year prison sentence because two of his servants refused to testify against him

NJ governor's departure leaves seven Republicans vying to represent the party in November's presidential election

Nine states now require an ID to vote, a requirement that critics say disenfranchises minorities and the poor

City and county of Los Angeles OK coordinated plans to fight homelessness with subsidized housing and other programs

Three Taiwanese construction company execs were detained on charges of professional negligence; scores died in building

Failing to tap into anger at the political establishment, Clinton and traditional GOP hopefuls fall in first test

Plan to address climate change halted after coalition of mostly Republican states, industry called it too expensive

Budget addresses education, health care and climate change and places new taxes on crude oil, the wealthy and big banks

Analysis: The twin waves of socialism and right-wing populism that already rocked the EU have now reached America

The City Council wants changes to a settlement with the Justice Department for reform of courts, policing systems

India's decision to ban Facebook's free but limited Internet service is the controversial program's biggest blow yet