Julia Glum

States like Delaware, Nevada and Wyoming let American business owners incorporate cheaply and keep their names under wraps — without leaving the U.S.

Polling places in the Badger State won’t accept student ID cards from most of the state’s colleges and universities.

However, it said the government "firmly maintains a policy principle that it does not possess nuclear weapons of any type."

Author Kate DiCamillo once said, "Reading should not be presented to children as a chore or duty. It should be offered to them as a precious gift."

Did you know the first “Kick me” signs appeared in Scotland?

Now that clips on the social media app can be 60 seconds long, these people are about to get way more creative.

The officer had encountered a gunman Thursday during a law enforcement training exercise in Richmond. The suspect also died.

About 20 people in Tarpon Springs, Florida, had to leave their mobile homes after the 60-foot sinkhole opened Wednesday.

Social media site Sina Weibo reportedly has seen more than 50,000 comments on the trend, which experts warned could be dangerous.

Jamar Clark died last November after police shot him in the head during a confrontation. The prosecutor is not bringing charges.

The topic for season 3 has not yet been revealed, though its release was expected this spring.

Forbes ranked the University of California, Berkeley, as the best value school in 2016.

A state-run news service reported that authorities took about 20 people into custody Wednesday, most of them from Uzbekistan but carrying Turkish paperwork.

Authorities discovered a computer containing search data on Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel’s office and home.

Marcus Tullius Cicero once said, "In nothing do men more nearly approach the gods than in giving health to men."

Donald Trump made waves there this week after indicating he’d withdraw American troops for financial reasons.

At a town hall, Donald Trump, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz and Ohio Gov. John Kasich fielded questions about terrorism, immigration and America's place in the world.

The GOP front-runner defended Lewandowski in interviews, tweets and a statement Tuesday, calling him a “very decent man.”

Six people have died in the past week after taking illegally mixed opiates.

Clinton and Trump both have high negative ratings — and the race is sure to get nastier. But whether a large number of young voters will go to the polls is unclear.

A lockdown of the U.S. Capitol in Washington was lifted after the Metropolitan Police Department confirmed reports of shooting there Monday afternoon.

The ancient Syrian city was recaptured from the Islamic State group over the weekend, kick-starting a debate about whether its ruins can be restored.

Many students protested the new law, which makes transgender people use multiple-occupancy bathrooms that match their biological sex.

Officials said Sunday that a near-term reopening is not possible due to the ruined infrastructure resulting from two suicide bombs last week.

There are about 200 species of weeds that are resistant to herbicide.

The show, which is historic considering the band’s music was once banned in Cuba, was set to start about 8:30 p.m. EDT.

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Krusteaz and Wafels & Dinges are among the companies offering discounted waffles — sweet, crispy, fluffy waffles — Friday.

Students said they felt afraid and frustrated after seeing the chalk messages because of Trump's divisive rhetoric.