Eleven states filed a lawsuit Wednesday against the Obama administration in regards to the federal directive allowing transgender students to use bathrooms corresponding to their gender identities.
Gunfire during a rap concert at Irving Plaza in Manhattan left a 33-year-old-man dead and three other people wounded; police and witnesses state that concertgoers panicked and ran for the exits.
Greek police officers have been sent to Idomeni, the largest informal refugee camp in Greece, to reinforce its evacuation.
During a Tuesday hearing, Pennsylvania District Judge Elizabeth McHugh declared there was enough evidence for a criminal trial against Bill Cosby.
On May 24, President Obama spoke in Hanoi about Unites States-Vietnam relations, examining relations and asking Vietnam to improve its human rights record.
Two coastal cities in Syria, Tartus and Jableh, were subject to explosions which killed more than 80 people and wounded 200 others.
Baltimore police officer Edward Nero, one of Freddie Gray’s arresting officers, was found not guilty on all counts by Baltimore Circuit Judge Barry Williams on Monday.
After fielding hundreds of calls a day in regards to difficulties registering to vote for the April 19 New York primary, and investigating the purging of 126,000 voters from rolls, an official of the NY Board of Elections was suspended pending investigation.
The Queen became the only monarch to reach 90 years of age, and last year the longest-reigning in the history of the British monarchy.
Today marks the 7th Day of the ongoing peaceful protest organized under the name Democracy Spring.