Renewable Energy Surges, But Fossil Fuel Still Powers Most of Economy Renewables are a fast-growing part of the energy that powers the United States, but a government report shows fossil fuels… 07/03/2017 Aimusa
US Senate Delegation Visits Pakistan’s Waziristan Region Near Afghan Border A U.S. congressional delegation has visited a troubled region of Pakistan and called on both Islamabad and Washington to continue… 07/03/2017 Aimusa
US Police Prepare to Secure Cities During July 4th Celebrations As cities across the United States prepare to commemorate the anniversary of the country's independence, local law enforcement and federal… 07/03/2017 Aimusa
Congress is Cool to Trump’s Proposal to End Heating Aid The summer air is sizzling as the Fourth of July approaches, yet 86-year-old Richard Perkins already worries about how he's… 07/03/2017 Aimusa
Marchers Across US Call for Impeachment of President Trump Demonstrators hoisting signs and chanting anti-Donald Trump slogans marched through downtown Los Angeles to urge Congress to impeach the president.… 07/02/2017 Aimusa
Decades After Devastating Fire, Iowa Warily Allows Fireworks On a scorching day 86 years ago, a dropped sparkler ignited an inferno that roared through much of the small… 07/02/2017 Aimusa
US Congress Idle, but Health Care Fight Continues With Congress idle this week, U.S. lawmakers are in their home states at a time of intense political upheaval over… 07/02/2017 Aimusa
US Senators Visit Pakistan, Discuss Afghan Peace, Counterterrorism A group of key American lawmakers led by Senator John McCain visited Pakistan Sunday where they met top government and military officials to… 07/02/2017 Aimusa
Trump to Telephone Leaders of Japan and China President Donald Trump will hold separate telephone conversations Sunday with the leaders of Japan and China. A White House announcement… 07/02/2017 Aimusa
In US Court, Yukos Shareholders Try New Tactic: Go After Lawyers Shareholders of defunct Russian oil giant Yukos, which was dismantled and absorbed by a state-owned rival in contentious legal actions,… 07/02/2017 Aimusa
No Decline in Number of Police Shootings in US An ongoing tracking project by The Washington Post finds that the number of people fatally shot by police in the… 07/02/2017 Aimusa
Nevada Becomes 5th State to Sell Recreational Marijuana More than 100 people were in line at one Las Vegas-area dispensary Saturday morning as Nevada became the latest state… 07/02/2017 Aimusa
Arkansas Police: Club Shooting Likely Gang-related Clubgoers screamed and scrambled for cover as dozens of gunshots rang out during a rap concert in downtown Little Rock… 07/02/2017 Aimusa
Segregated Soldiers Toiled on Alaska Highway During WWII Alaska is commemorating 75 years since nearly 4,000 segregated black soldiers toiled in harsh weather and terrain to help build… 07/01/2017 Aimusa
After Mosul and Raqqa Fall, Where Will Next Battle With IS Be? With the Islamic State (IS) militant group on the verge of defeat in the Iraqi city of Mosul and surrounded… 07/01/2017 Aimusa
Health Insurer Measure Shuts Down New Jersey Government New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and the Democrat-led Legislature are to return to work Saturday to try to resolve the… 07/01/2017 Aimusa
US, Philippines Navy Ships Patrol Sulu Sea The United States and Philippine navies held a joint naval patrol Saturday in dangerous southern Philippine waters, amid rising international… 07/01/2017 Aimusa
45 Years After Watergate Break-In, ‘Some Knew Where Things Could Go’ It's been 45 years since the break-in at the Watergate Office Complex in June of 1972. Initially it was viewed… 07/01/2017 Aimusa
US Travel Ban Implementation Moves Ahead with Little Protest President Donald Trump's modified travel ban has been implemented with little immediate protest as immigration lawyers gathered at U.S. airports… 06/30/2017 Aimusa
House Immigration Votes Build on Trump Campaign Promises The U.S. House of Representatives took the first steps Thursday toward fulfilling two key Trump campaign promises: strengthening penalties on… 06/30/2017 Aimusa