A shooting inside a Cincinnati nightclub early Sunday left one person killed and 15 others injured. Police state there’s no indications that the crime is an act of terror. Cincinnati nightclub shooting: 1 dead, 15 people injured
Ford Motor Co. expects that investments in autonomous vehicle technology and other tech related expenses will be among reasons its profits will drop dramatically in 2017. Ford says profit will fall 50% Via rss.cnn.com 03/23/2017 10:39 AM
President Trump has indicated he wants a yes or no vote on Friday. Sources says he is ready to move on and abandon health care reform if the bill does not pass. US healthcare bill: Trump issues
Donald Trump’s communications may have been included in intelligence gathering on suspected foreign agents, however there was no evidence that then-president Barack Obama ordered the surveillance or that the Trump was the target. Trump team ‘incidentally monitored’
Sears Holdings Corp. acknowledged it has “substantial doubt” about its future, raising fresh concerns about the survival of a company that was once the world’s largest retailer. Sears has ‘substantial doubt’ that it can survive Via rss.cnn.com
On Tuesday, the US Department of Homeland Security announced the introduction of an electronic-device ban for flights coming to the US from 10 airports in the Middle East and Africa. US and UK ban cabin laptops on
It was reported Monday that President Donald Trump‘s daughter Ivanka Trump was getting her own West Wing office, complete with a security clearance for classified information. Ivanka Trump to get top security clearance Via rss.cnn.com 03/21/2017 2:51
A waiter has been fired after demanding “proof of residency” from two women of Latin American descent before serving them at an upscale Californian restaurant. US waiter fired after asking diners for proof of residency Via www.bbc.co.uk
FBI Director James Comey stated he had “no information” to support claims by President Donald Trump that he was wiretapped on the orders of predecessor Barack Obama. FBI boss: No information to support Trump’s wiretap claims Via
FBI Director James Comey will be questioned by members of the House Intelligence Committee this morning regarding Russian involvement in the US Presidential election. Lawmakers seek FBI, NSA answers on Trump, Russia at rare public hearing Via
