Julia Glum

Medical students not only translated the documents but also added notes to explain results of the Ferguson youth's autopsy.

The family of a 22-year-old fatally shot by police in August is suing the city's police department and Walmart.

The country with the most journalist murders was Syria, followed by Palestine and Ukraine.

Mexican magazine Proceso published a story this week, accusing federal officials of knowing about and participating in the kidnapping and probable killing of the 43 missing students.

Here's which kind of potato to use, how to fry latkes and what to put on top.

The Instagram generation still prefer "real" books to their digital counterparts.

Vivek Murthy became President Barack Obama's nominee for surgeon general in 2013, and the Senate could finally vote on his candidacy Monday.

We break down the most popular toys by gender and state. But get to the store quickly -- many are already sold out.

Whether it's due to better budgeting or employment, many millennials aim to spend more money on holiday shopping this year than last.

#MillennialHistory was the No. 3 trending Twitter topic in the U.S. Friday morning as young people took historical events and tweaked them 21st-century style.

This weekend experts will X-ray the copper box, which is expected to contain letters and coins from the 1600s.

Brazilian officers were trying to fact-check Friday the claims of Sailson Jose das Gracas, who told police earlier this week he killed more than 40 people since 2005.

The House passed the spending bill late Thursday night. Here are the 57 Democrats who voted for it, despite fierce party infighting.

Russian military in the Baltic Sea area has been called "considerable," but the nation claims it's only testing NATO defenses.

The Office of Management and Budget held a conference call Thursday to discuss contingency plans with federal agencies.

A report shows one-fifth of student and nonstudent victims of sexual assault didn't report the crimes due to fear of reprisal.

The year-end spending bill curtails healthy school lunch restrictions on grain products and salty food.

The Rolling Stone article raised awareness about college rape culture, but the aftermath reinforced it.

In general, foreign newspapers chose to feature or ignore the U.S. CIA report on torturous interrogation techniques.

Only two politicians seen as contenders for the 2016 presidential election publicly addressed the CIA torture report released Tuesday.

Detainees were forced to stand on their broken legs, were beaten while naked and had their families threatened during CIA interrogations.

Rapper Jay Z, who has not publicly spoken about the Eric Garner case, may have made a statement by providing "I can't breathe" shirts to basketball players.

Columbia University law school students can apply to have their final exams postponed after the Ferguson and Staten Island grand jury decisions.

Various websites raised about $37,000 for the family of Eric Garner, an unarmed black man who died in a white cop's chokehold in July.

The International Olympic Committee approved new rules as part of an effort to make hosting the Olympics cheaper and easier.

The U.S. Supreme Court said Friday it would hear a case over whether a Texas group can put Confederate battle flags on license plates.

The $55 billion wedding industry is waiting to see how millennials' marital habits affect business.

Bhumibol was in the hospital, but his condition was not serious. This is the second time in seven years that he was not able to make the birthday address.

Even though Typhoon Hagupit isn't as strong as 2013's Haiyan, wary Filipinos are bracing for its landfall this weekend.