All 17 schools in the New Hampshire district will be closed Monday as authorities investigate the credibility of a threat directed toward two schools.
Police officials said that initial investigations indicate that the incident was intentional, but it was not an act of terrorism.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo has said the pardons are designed to improve access to jobs, housing and services, helping people move on with their lives.
Martin Shkreli, the pharmaceutical CEO facing U.S. charges of securities fraud, lost control of his Twitter account on Sunday.
Russians with cash to spare have been sinking it into hard assets in the United States hoping to benefit from the stability in the country.
Hours before the previously scheduled launch time, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk announced a 24-hour delay to address a landing issue.
The three-year pact was hailed by CEO Mario Longhi as in the best interests of company, stockholders and employees.
The former U.S. president shared the news of his grandson's death with his regular Sunday-school class in Plains, Georgia.
An Iranian official said restrictions on individuals who have been to Syria, Iraq, Iran and Sudan would adversely affect trade and tourism.
The front-runner in the Democratic presidential-nomination race shifted gears quickly, from debating Saturday night to fundraising Sunday morning.
The demise of a kidney donor has prompted the University of California San Francisco Medical Center to suspend the program until a cause of death is determined.
Despite almost record-breaking high temperatures in December this year, experts are divided over the kind of weather we'll get this winter.
Donald Trump calls out Hillary Clinton for saying his remarks help ISIS recruit followers, while Bernie Sanders says Trump is a liar who offers "easy" solutions.
His campaign suspended two aides, including its national data director, Josh Uretsky, in the wake of its accessing her voter data.
Hillary Clinton's status as the clear front-runner appeared to remain unchallenged after Saturday night's debate.
Jeb Bush was the most active on Twitter, criticizing Hillary Clinton for her policies on fighting ISIS.
Sanders and Clinton split, while O'Malley said he could offer the perspective of a "different generation."
Many on the internet were asking whether there's actual proof of ISIS using Donald Trump videos to boost anti-Western sentiment.
The Vermont senator heaped praise upon the king of Jordan, not for the first time, during Saturday's Democratic debate.
“We always have to balance liberty and security, privacy and safety, but I know law enforcement needs the tools to keep us safe,” Clinton said.
Early on in the presidential debate, former Maryland Gov. Martin O'Malley constantly looked to get a word in edgewise, to no avail.
Bernie Sanders is far ahead of Hillary Clinton — at least on Twitter.
The next Democratic presidential candidate debate will be hosted Jan. 17 by the Congressional Black Caucus in Charleston, South Carolina.
The Democratic National Committee's reliance on a single software firm to handle its database raises trust concerns.
If there's a "Star Wars" reference, drain the bottle.
The House Judiciary Committee chairman says there's no proof Farook met Malik met before she was cleared for immigration, as required by law.
Employing a format popularized by David Letterman, U.S. President Barack Obama listed his top 10 accomplishments of the year Saturday.
Martha Raddatz and David Muir are expected to moderate the third Democratic presidential debate of 2015.
In addition to streaming online, ABC News' debate broadcast will be available on its Apple TV, Roku and Xbox One apps.
Hillary Clinton has increased her lead over Bernie Sanders since the last Democratic presidential debate in October.
