Canada is determined to fight climate change in developing nations by pledging $2 billion.
The White House was on lockdown after a man wearing the American flag jumped the fence on the North Lawn.
Kentucky Governor, Steve Beshear, has signed an executive order that will give some ex-felons the right to vote.
Five people were shot allegedly by white supremacists during a Black Lives Matter protest in Minneapolis on Monday.
Pfizer Inc. announced Monday that it will be buying Allergan Plc. in an agreement that is worth $160 billion.
Jonathon Pollard, who was convicted for spying on the U.S. for Israel, has been released after serving 30 years of a life sentence.
A former U.S. marine's response to Donald Trump's statements about introducing a "Muslim database" has been praised repeatedly on social media.
Hillary Clinton is urging the United States to strengthen its plans on combating the Islamic State.
The Los Angeles City Council has announced an emergency plan to shelter the city's large homeless population in vacant buildings and parking lots.
Bill de Blasio, the Mayor of New York City, is losing the support of white voters, a new poll found.
Ireland celebrated its first gay marriages this Tuesday.
On Tuesday, France became the first EU nation to demand that the union invoke the mutual-defense clause.
American governors have vocalized that they do not want to take in any more Syrian refugees in wake of the terrorist attacks on Paris.
A group of hackers known as "Anonymous" has declared war on ISIS.
Hilary Clinton has announced her $30 billion plan to help coal communities as the country moves toward clean energy.
