Julia Glum

Buddhists have flocked to buy "luuk thep" in hopes that good spirits will enter them and bring luck amid political uncertainty.

Yahoo News began publishing Monday correspondence archived by convicted killer Ted Kaczynski.

Nationally, Donald Trump was atop the field of GOP U.S. presidential candidates by about 20 percentage points this week, according to one poll aggregator.

North Carolina’s voter ID law goes on trial Monday, but it's just one part of a national debate that could influence 2016.

There are more than 3,200 people with the first name Isis in the U.S., according to Census Bureau Data

Warning: These photos are best viewed while under a warm blanket.

The White House has been accused of attempting to use PKK-linked soldiers to fight the Islamic State group in the Middle East.

Fold origami, make a blanket fort or paint the snow to pass the time at home.

Beef stew and cream biscuits are both good options that will fill your stomach and keep you warm.

The New Jersey governor had planned to stay in New Hampshire for the winter storm but changed his mind.

While Flint does damage control over its toxic water scandal, the state is watching three other schools for similar issues.

At least five states have chosen to forbid the sales of e-cigarettes.

The Supreme Court ruled in 1973 that having an abortion was a woman's right under the Fourteenth Amendment.

Several colleges announced they would be closing their campuses from Friday to Sunday.

Nearly 20 testing centers have announced they're not giving the SAT college prep exam as planned this Saturday.

Global leaders want to build a million schools for Syrian refugee children — at a cost of $750 million. Whether they do so remains to be seen.

Here are 60 scholarship contests with deadlines in January and February. Good luck.

The Queen will turn 90 on April 21, but her formal celebration isn't until June.

New recommendations out Wednesday say schools should start paying more attention to students’ service projects and family contributions.

About 11 percent of former study abroad participants said they tried controlled substances for the first time while in a foreign country.

The lawsuit filed Tuesday involves seven people who got sick after eating at a Simi Valley, California, location in August.

A recent study found 40 percent of young people globally said they thought a computer or robot could be doing their jobs within 10 years.

Portland Community College seeks to examine the "construction of whiteness, its origins and heritage," its website states.

"A Voice Has Been Stilled," the Pittsburgh Courier wrote the day after the civil rights leader's 1968 death.

Did you know he was arrested a total of 30 times?

The lawsuit filed Friday seeks to determine whether Sen. Ted Cruz meets the constitutional requirement of natural-born citizenship for presidential candidates.

Two recent attacks on Jewish men inspired a local leader to urge people not to wear kippa, or skullcaps, for fear of being targeted.

The South Carolina senator said Friday that Jeb Bush "is ready on Day One to be commander in chief."

Trump suggested the Canadian-born Cruz can't run for president because the Constitution requires candidates to be "natural born" citizens.