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President Obama will nearly certainly veto the legislation, which passed the House 240-181, and Republicans do not have a large enough majority in Congress to override a veto.

Gul, head of the Islamabad-based Center for Research and Security Studies, said that tension-free Pak-India ties would be helpful for the implementation of the Turkmenistan-Afghanistan-Pakistan-India (TAPI) pipeline project.

Had he been able to do something miraculous for the side, the result would have been completely different.

Griffey was the unanimous victor of the American League MVP Award in 1997 with the Seattle Mariners after batting.

All seven the company’s new 4K Ultra HD Smart TVs for 2016 will include support for high dynamic range (HDR).

Ratings are down, fan attendance is down, but games like this keep you strapped to your seat, with beer and chips all over the floor.

The Obama administration is issuing a guidance document on which gun sales require a federal firearms license, and therefore a criminal background check.

The US, Japan and South Korea have chose to launch a united and strong worldwide response to North Korea’s claim of a successful hydrogen bomb test.

Liverpool must do without Philippe Coutinho for a month after Jurgen Klopp confirmed the seriousness of the Anfield injury epidemic ahead of the FA Cup Third Round.

Kuwait on Tuesday recalled its ambassador to Iran, becoming the latest Arab country to side with Saudi Arabia in its fight with Tehran.

She must really love ball boys or something, because that seems above and beyond.

Government decides to accord state funeral to the departed leader in Jammu and Kashmir: MHACentral Government mourns death of JK CM Mufti Mohammed Sayeed.

Johnny Manziel is grabbing the headlines for allegedly partying when he shouldn’t have been again. Oh, yeah, it gets weirder. Mitch Moss, a show host on the ESPN Las Vegas radio station, reported Manziel went to a “popular club on the strip” on Saturday night.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin suggested Tuesday that Martavis Bryant (neck) will be able to practice this week, Ed Bouchette of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reports.

According to him, the U.S. government will bear the cost of the upkeep of the two former Guantanamo detainees.