Julia Glum

Decorate with roses, drink mint juleps and play "pin the tail on the horse."

"Hopefully, it’s a situation that’s not going to last long," said one horse trainer.

A D.C. local news source reports one injury so far.

The former Oasis guitarist told talk show host Alan Carr he didn't like his options.

Grab a crazy hat, a shaker and a whole lot of bourbon.

The campus network's shutdown has left students with issues galore regarding loans and class credits.

The education ministry takes a "major step" in accommodating students with gender dysphoria.

On the second night of curfew, police prepared for violence, but the Pennsylvania Avenue-North Avenue intersection remained calm, with more media than marchers.

Reports indicated that Baltimore streets were calm even as demonstrations continued before Wednesday's 10 p.m. curfew, but police are bracing for more riots.

Activists across the U.S. rallied Wednesday night in solidarity with Baltimore to protest the death of Freddie Gray. Over 100 people were arrested in New York.

Hundreds of students from area high schools and colleges marched from Penn Station to Baltimore City Hall, expressing anger over police brutality following Freddie Gray's death last week.

ABC refuted a CBS News article saying the former president's plane had to make an emergency landing in Tanzania Wednesday.

The Islamic State group has attacked the country five times.

The city closed its public schools after a night of riots related to Freddie Gray's death.

The playful, annual observance fell this year days before the UK general election.

Hundreds of climbers and Sherpas were stranded on the world's tallest mountain Saturday in Nepal.

About 300,000 people died in Haiti's 2010 disaster.

The murder defendant is accused of killing 12 people and injuring 70 at a theater in Aurora, Colorado, in 2012.

Thousands are trying to escape Nepal via local airports as relief workers and medical supplies flood the country.

“Within minutes, the shops and old buildings started falling like a pack of cards."

Saturday's Mount Everest avalanche killed at least 17 people.

Rolling aftershocks and rain continue to pummel Nepal after Saturday's 7.8-magnitude quake. More than 2,500 people are dead.

Family, friends and supporters attended on Sunday a wake for Freddie Gray, the Baltimore man who died in police custody. His funeral is set for Monday.

Xenophobic violence has killed seven people in the past month.

The company plans to help its 16,000 students transfer to other schools.

Coca-Cola does not plan to remove the aspartame in its diet drinks the way PepsiCo will do with Diet Pepsi.

University of Miami junior Angela Cameron wants the man she says assaulted her to be expelled.

Only 7 percent of parents said they would encourage their daughters to study engineering.

The $10 tickets go on sale Friday at 3 p.m. EDT.