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Strong winds fuel wildfire in California

    
Report: Police, EMTs teamed up to treat Aurora victims

    
Newly released 911 calls detail 'horrid' mall shooting

    
Protesters, police clash on May Day in Seattle

    
Houston synagogues receive bomb threats

    
'Fix the Debt' Corporations Take at Least $953 Million in Taxpayer Subsidies

A new report from the Institute for Policy Studies and Campaign for America's Future shows that the CEOs who run the 90 corporations in the '"Fix the Debt" coalition, which advocates for cuts to earned benefits like Social Security while reducing tax rates for, well, themselves, accept massive subsidies from the U.S. government. The amount they have taken in subsidies ranges from a possible low of $953 million to a possible high of $1.6 billion. The AFL-CIO's Executive PayWatch covers related issues.
Napolitano: 'Immigration is about the border'

    
Hidden cameras show drug smugglers on private land

    
Self: 'We have a much safer border'

    
Martinez: 'Last year we had 129' illegals die