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Liberal studies professor Michael Rectenwald, the man behind the controversial @DeplorableNYUProf account, has been promoted by prestigious New York University and given a raise days after the University had put him on a paid leave for criticizing politically correct culture on campus.

The Pentagon is denying full enlistment bonuses to several interpreters who deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan a decade ago with the California National Guard, saying the interpreters were unfit for the military service they had already performed, the Los Angeles Times reported.

Police say a weekend shooting at a Sweet 16 party in Connecticut left four people wounded and one man seriously injured.

The Department of Defense says two soldiers died Saturday from injuries inflicted by an improvised explosive device in Bagram, Afghanistan.

Chelsea Manning isn't going to wait and see whether WikiLeaks tries to call in a favor when Donald Trump becomes president.

The parent company of Chili's said it wants to make things right after a veteran had his free meal taken away on Veteran's Day.

A Pittsburgh woman has been charged with endangering her four children after police say they found them alone in an apartment with no beds, no food and one working light.

The trial of a white South Carolina police officer accused in the shooting death of an unarmed black motorist is entering its third week.

Police say they've arrested a New Jersey resident who's accused of pushing a man onto Manhattan subway tracks, where he was injured by a train.

A New York school district paid an 11-year-old child advocate $6,500 plus expenses for serving as keynote speaker for staff and hosting a student workshop last week.

A woman who was accused of killing her twin sister by driving their vehicle off a Hawaii cliff in May was being held in a New York jail Monday after again being charged with murder.

The head of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington is calling on President-elect Donald Trump and his supporters "to separate themselves from acts of violence and hate" after a church in a Maryland suburb with a strong Latino population was vandalized with a racist message that mentions Trump.

A Texas woman was charged with theft and child endangerment after police found exotic animals living in the same house as her and her 14-year-old daughter.

A California history teacher was placed on leave Thursday after a complaint over a lesson where he compared President-elect Donald Trump and Adolf Hitler.

A wanted man suspected of shooting a sheriff's deputy in "an execution" in Central California was arrested hours later after an alleged crime spree across more than 100 miles, authorities said.

A military judge will consider delaying the trial of Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.

Jury deliberations are entering their fourth day in the trial of a Georgia man charged with murder after his toddler son died in a hot car.

The future of “deradicalization” programs in the U.S. is at a pivotal juncture this week, when a federal judge in Minnesota will decide the appropriate sentence for nine convicted Islamic State sympathizers.

In the middle of Watts, a neighborhood in South Los Angeles that is still emotionally scarred from brutal anti-police riots in the sixties, a group of kids and coaches have come together for football practice.