40 buildings damaged in Oklahoma earthquake

CUSHING, Okla. (UPI) — More than 40 buildings in Cushing, Okla., were damaged by a 5.0-magnitude earthquake that could be felt 250 miles away in Dallas, Texas. The earthquake struck Sunday evening, four miles

Comey Lets Hillary off the Hook… Again

FBI Director James B. Comey’s latest bombshell recommendation that Hillary Clinton shouldn’t face charges over thousands of emails found on Anthony Weiner’s laptop might come too late to repair damage done to both Clinton

Imam's asylum pushed thru Clinton Foundation's pay-to-play

A Turkish Islamic preacher utilized the Clinton Foundation’s pay-to-play scheme to secure Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s advocacy for his asylum from Erdogan’s Turkish government, which charges him for masterminding the attempted coup

Electoral handicap? Democrat state elector won't back Hillary

A Democratic state elector for the state of Washington has declared that if his party’s nominee, Hillary Clinton, wins his home state, he will not cast his electoral vote for her. Robert Satiacum, a

Trump rushed off stage by Secret Service agents at Nevada rally

Donald Trump was rushed off the stage by Secret Service agents on Saturday night while making a speech at a rally in Nevada, sparking panic in the crowd. The Republican nominee shielded his eyes

Supreme Court upholds Arizona ban on third party ballot collection

WASHINGTON (UPI) — The U.S. Supreme Court sided with Republicans and ordered a law in Arizona banning ballot collecting by third party groups can stand in Tuesday’s election. Republicans in Arizona passed the ballot

Here's what's important to a Hillary voter

To be a trailblazer is often a thankless endeavor. Hillary Rodham Clinton is living proof. For nearly a half-century, she has been upending the status quo on both the feminist and political fronts, earning

Janet Reno dies; Remembered for Waco and Clinton/Lewinsky investigation

MIAMI (UPI) — Janet Reno, the United States’ first female attorney general, died Monday, her goddaughter Gabrielle D’Alemberte confirmed. She was 78. Reno was diagnosed with Parkinson ‘s disease in 1995 and lived her

U.N. Watch: No Wonder

Sensitivity, in general, has never been Turtle Bay’s strong suit. That’s abundantly evident of late in the United Nations’ treatment of women. The wounds have not yet healed over failed efforts within the world

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83% of voters say Clinton's actions unethical

Hillary Clinton is facing a serious trust deficit, new polling shows, dragging her favorability ratings down below those of Donald Trump – making her the most unfavorably viewed major party presidential candidate in the

Say Hasta la Vista to Taco Bell Economy, Vote Trump

The latest employment report released Friday will be the final economic indicator Americans will receive before Tuesday’s presidential election. In October, there were 161,000 new jobs created throughout the country, but that figure was

Thousands of Delco voters with questionable registrations will be allowed to vote

Delaware County officials on Friday said thousands of voters named in a batch of questionable registration forms will be allowed to cast ballots next week, but that their votes could later be challenged. The

'I'm here all by myself … No guitar, no piano, no nothing!' Trump says Hillary needs Beyonce to pack 'em in as he draws 11,000 in Pennsylvania

Donald Trump attracted an estimated 11,000 people to a Pennsylvania hockey arena Friday night, and quickly boasted that unlike Hillary Clinton he didn’t have to share top-billing with a singer to lure in the

2 NY police sergeants shot, 1 killed; suspect dead

NEW YORK (AP) — A police sergeant was shot and killed and a second one was wounded Friday in a gunfight on a street with an armed man who had broken into his estranged