Los Angeles Schools Bomb Threat Live Updates: Mt. San Antonio College Campus, Walnut High School Investigations Launched
A bomb threat in Walnut, near Los Angeles, led to the lockdown of Walnut High School and evacuation Mt. San Antonio College.
Anti-Transgender Bill Update: North Carolina Passes Measure That Restricts LGBT Rights
Legislation taking effect April 1 in North Carolina will require people to use the public restroom that corresponds to their gender at birth.
Paul Ryan Live Stream: House Speaker To Address Donald Trump, State Of Election 2016 Politics
Speaker of the House Paul Ryan is expected to speak about the hateful rhetoric hurled on the 2016 campaign trail.
Facebook Belgium Flag: Why You Shouldn't Post On Social Media To Support The Brussels Attacks
Social media users may be less likely to donate to a cause if they post an endorsement on social media.
Flight MH370 Update: ‘Possibility’ New Debris Found In South Africa Belongs To Missing Plane
An engine part found in South Africa this week will be sent to experts to be analyzed.
Brussels Attacks: Photos Of Monuments And Famous Landmarks Lit Up Around The World In Tribute To Belgium
From Paris to Dubai, buildings displayed the red, black and yellow colors of the Belgium flag to pay tribute to Brussels.
Andy Grove Dead At 79; Former Intel CEO Suffered From Parkinson’s Disease
The influential Silicon Valley figure, who also wrote a best-selling book, was named Time magazine’s “Man of the Year” in 1997.
Cuba Tourism 2016: Carnival Cruise Lines Announces Travel In May To Havana As Obama Visits Destination
The company received the go-ahead Monday to sail to the Cuban capital from Miami starting in May.
Prison Reform 2016: Netherlands Jails May Close As Dutch Crime Rate Falls
A plan to shutter five facilities would follow the closings of eight prisons last year.
Donald Trump-Elizabeth Warren ‘Indian’ Feud Update: Senator’s Native American Ancestry Claim Disputed, Again
After the U.S. senator called him a "threat," the Republican responded by calling her "the Indian" — a reference to her claim of Native American ancestry.
Flydubai Flight FZ981 Crash: Plane Carrying 55 Passengers Crashes While Landing In Southern Russia
Everyone on the Boeing 738 plane was killed at an airport in Rostov-on-Don, southern Russia, media reports said.
Hulk Hogan v. Gawker Lawsuit: Professional Wrestler Awarded $115 Million In Sex-Tape Case
Operators of the website, which posted a sex video of the former pro wrestler, say they intend to appeal a Florida jury's verdict.
Planned Parenthood To Launch Campaign Against Florida Abortion Bill That’s Similar To Texas Law
New ads will urge the state's governor to veto a plan that would prevent the health service organization's affiliates from receiving public money.
Immigration Reform 2016: Controversial Family Detention Center In Texas To Close
The facility, which holds immigrant parents and their children, will likely be converted into a center for adult males.
Election 2016: Will Marco Rubio Endorse Ted Cruz? Florida Senator In Talks With Republican Rival
The two senators' voting records seem similar, but they disagree on key issues such as immigration reform.
North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile Into Sea Off Its East Coast: South Korean Officials
Two missiles flew about 500 miles into the Sea of Japan early Friday, but were not considered a threat, U.S. officials said.
New Study Finds A Divided Republican Party Could Cost The GOP The 2016 Election
During presidential election years, the side experiencing less infighting was more likely to emerge victorious in November, a study says.
Medical Students More Likely To Have Alcohol Problems, Study Says
High student debt and fatigue may be factors in why those studying to be physicians often have a drinking problem, research reveals.
Marijuana Legalization 2016: Cannabis Abuse On The Rise, But Few Seek Treatment
Just 7 percent of those diagnosed with marijuana use disorder sought help for it in the past year, a study says.
Marijuana Legalization In Pennsylvania 2016: Medical Cannabis Bill Approved By State House Lawmakers
Following Wednesday's OK by House members, the proposal still requires approval by the state Senate and Democratic governor.
Who Is Chuck Grassley? US Senator To Block Hearing On Supreme Court Nominee Merrick Garland
U.S. Sen. Chuck Grassley, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, says he won't schedule a hearing on any Supreme Court nominee during a presidential-election year.
Tuesday Primary Election 2016: 5 Predictions For Florida, Ohio, Illinois, Missouri And North Carolina
A defeat in his home state would be devastating for the Republican's White House hopes. But here are some other make-or-break scenarios.
Florida Primary Ballot Problems: Duval County Precincts Face Computer Problems And Check-In, Voting Delays
A number of early-morning complications, including computer glitches, caused voting delays in at least one county.
Election 2016 Military Vote: Donald Trump, Bernie Sanders Leading Among US Armed Forces, New Poll Finds
More than half of those surveyed reported they were not satisfied with how national security issues were treated on the campaign trail.
Trump Campaign Violence: Spokesman Denies Allegations Staffer Assaulted Breitbart Journalist
The campaign said Thursday there was no evidence to support the claim.
Doodling May Replace Phone Passcodes As Faster, More Secure Alternative
Free-form doodle drawings are easier to remember than cell phone passcodes and faster than entering PINs or text passwords, researchers say.
Election 2016: Trump’s Rise Predicted In 1964 Viral Video ‘Confessions Of A Republican’
A 1964 presidential campaign ad is making waves on the internet for its striking parallels to the 2016 presidential campaign.
Corona Beer Bottle Recall: Full List Of Products Affected By Glass, How To Get A Refund From Constellation Brands
The company estimated that 1 in every 5,000 Corona Extra 12-ounce clear bottles have been potentially impacted.
Florida Senate Approves Bill To Defund Planned Parenthood, Clinic Restrictions Similar To Texas Law
The law would prevent government agencies from funding its affiliates or abortion providers for services such as cancer screenings or birth control.
North Korea Developed New Miniature Nuclear Warhead, Kim Jong Un Claims [PHOTOS]
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said the warheads scientists developed are so small they can fit on ballistic missiles.
