Julia Glum

But the precise date has not been set.

World Bank President Jim Yong Kim said that governments need to build smart, environmentally responsible cities.

William Shakespeare was likely born this day in 1564.

Did you know the famous writer may have worn a gold hoop earring?

Photo of Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev shows him flipping the bird at a security camera in his cell.

Supporters of Labour Party leader Ed Miliband criticized fans of Prime Minister David Cameron online Wednesday.

Legislation on Capitol Hill would up the maximum Pell Grant award, let students use it for three semesters and extend access to immigrants.

The penalty phase of the convicted Boston Marathon bomber's capital murder trial began Tuesday, and the jury must decide whether to sentence the 21-year-old to life in prison or execution.

The defense is expected to play up the role of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's older brother in the deadly 2013 bombing.

The Queen turns 89 on Tuesday, but the official celebration isn't until June.

The Ethiopian runner, who also finished first in 2013, was the favorite. Kenya's Carolina Rotich won this year's women's race.

Applicants will need to enter name, address and National Insurance number.

Fans can get inexpensive Lilly Pulitzer products if they make use of eBay's "buy it now" tool.

There are portable toilets at six mile markers this year, race organizers said.

The shootings at Virginia Tech and Columbine turned some survivors into school safety and gun control advocates.

The mother and father of Martin Richard, 8, wrote an editorial calling for the Boston Marathon murderer to get life in prison.

The Phi Delta Theta chapter at Washburn University in Kansas is under investigation.

A former ISIS prisoner reportedly told authorities that German converts were guarding and torturing people in Syria.

Lewis and Clark College in Portland, Oregon, is ranked No. 1 by the Princeton Review.

The massacre resulted in improved communications systems and mental health legislation.

The city will remember the victims with a moment of silence at 2:49 p.m.

The observance will be accompanied by a two-minute siren in Israel on Thursday.

About 70 percent of student voters approved a referendum to create the Magis Scholars Fund.

Most scholarships are awarded annually, but a few are given out more frequently.

Here are some facts you might not know about the death of the 16th U.S. president.

Lufthansa recently earmarked $300 million to cover the costs of the March 24 crash.

Their wedding is set for July 19 in Chicago -- no word on whether Clinton will attend.

If you can't afford to buy a dress, try renting one.

If Farage's sword is rusty, Janek Żyliński said he would accept a TV debate.