Irans state-run media say Iranian lawmakers have introduced the bill to force the government to increase uranium enrichment if new sanctions are imposed. Last week a bill was introduced in the US Senate authorizing new economic sanctions if Iran brea
The national weather service is issuing winter storm, warning across the southwest as ice conditions and flooding rehabbed on the region. NPRs Sam Sanders reports the storm is expected to continue moving across the country over the next few days. The
Pope Francis celebrated his first Christmas Eve Mass as Pope at St. Peters Basilica at the Vatican, preaching a message of love and forgiveness. He also called on thousands of faithful gather to cast aside hatred. Tomorrow Francis delivers his Christ
Extreme weather is continuing to re-havoc across the US. Higher than normal temperatures have been recorded in several cities as a tornado touched down in Arkansas, and 4 people were killed in a flood in Kentucky. NPRs Martin Kaste reports snow and i
President Obama was in San Francisco today, lobbying on behalf of a bottled up immigration bill. The president saying he would be willing to go along with House Republicans who want to break the measures into pieces if thats what it takes to get it t
A stunning defeat for British Prime Minister David Cameron, who lost a vote in Parliament endorsing military action against Syria by 13 votes today. The defeat comes as Britain had appeared to be ready to join the US in possible attacks against Syria
Events marking the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s March on Washington are underway with tens of thousands of people converging on the nation's capital today. NPR's Allison Keyes is at the march where Georgia Congressman John Lewis addr
Bank of American has been convicted of fraud, as NPRs Dan B reports, a Federal jury in NY says BofA lied about the quality of mortgages as it passed loans to finical firms Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Its one of few fraud cases from the financial cris
UN chemical weapons inspectors planed to wrap up their work in Syria this week, but it will take more time to analyze the evidence they have gathered from the site of a reported toxic gas attack near Damascus. NPRs Michele Kelemen reports the US has
JP Morgan Chase has agreed to a 5.1-billion dollar settlement with the overseer Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. NPR's Dan Bobkoff reports that the news of the deal came late this afternoon. The settlement resolves claims that JP Morgan Chase duped mortga
On Capitol Hill today, House lawmakers grilled representatives of 4 major contracting companies, their work done the government health insurance website. In an exchange with Congresswoman Anna Eshoo, Cheryl Campbell of CGI federal said her firms part
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid has blocked two long-shot moves by GOP Senator Ted Cruz, aimed at having the Senate approve without changes the stopgap spending bill passed by the House to keep the government operating past the end of this month. N
The sound of the bell that hung in the 16th street back in church Beminham Alabama before the church was bombed 1963 wit after doctor Martain Luse King Jr's 'I have a dream' speech.Today,it is a symbol for a nation marking the 50th anniversary of thr
United Nations investigators are expected to return tomorrow to the outskirts of Damascus, site of last week's alleged chemical weapons attack in Syria. They went to the area yesterday to collect samples, but the Arab League is joining Western leader
Secretary of State John Kerry is accusing the Syrian government of using chemical weapons against rebel forces and destroying the evidence. Kerry's comments come as the Pentagon is drawing up plans to strike Syrian military targets. NPR's Tom Bowman
The UN says Syria has agreed to allow inspectors access to suburban areas of Damascus where alleged chemical attack occurred. A senior Obama administration official says there is 搗ery little doubt?that the Syrian regime used a chemical weapon again
Two major decisions in military court-martials today. At Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington State, Army Staff Sgt. Robert Bales was handed the sentence of life in prison without parole. He had apologized yesterday for massacring 16 civilians in A
The US and its European ally say they are pleased by a new tone from Iran in regards to the country's disputed nuclear program. They apparently break through coming during a meeting between Iran, the five permanent members of UN security council and
From NPR News in Washington, I'm Jack Speer. There is a new government warning and directive for U.S. airlines flying certain kinds of Boeing jets. The Federal Aviation Administration says some 787 and 747 planes with General Electric engines could e
Tensions could be escalating in the East China Sea between the United States and China. Two U.S. military aircraft flew over an area China claims as its new airspace defense zone without first notifying the Chinese. NPRs Tom Bowman has more. The two
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