Julia Glum

A Leon County Sheriff's Office deputy was fatally shot Saturday by a gunman who was later killed by police on the scene.

Millions of undocumented people probably won't apply for Obama's new plan due to cost, hassle and risk.

After 14 years, Bill Ruprecht will step down as CEO and chairman of Sotheby's, the famous art auction house.

Police arrested at least two demonstrators Thursday night in Ferguson ahead of the grand jury ruling on Officer Darren Wilson.

Nearly 600,000 qualified young people got work permits, driver's licenses and Social Security numbers under Obama's 2012 immigration policy.

Because pop culture reflects people's feelings, it has been intertwined with social protests for centuries.

Activists have connected their messages to pop culture for centuries as a way to explain their point of view.

Youth-targeted TV and Internet commercials for sugary drinks are down overall, but kids are drinking in social media and app ads.

University of Virginia sophomore Hannah Graham died from homicidal violence, investigators confirmed Tuesday.

St. Louis-area schools are prepared to keep students safe in case the grand jury's decision incites more riots in Ferguson.

The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine took responsibility Tuesday for an attack in a synagogue.

As many as 2 million Catholics are expected to travel to Philadelphia to see Pope Francis in September 2015.

Harvard University and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are being sued over what critics call discriminatory admissions policies.

Rioters are filling Mexico's streets to protest the government's response to the case of 43 students missing since September.

Maxime Hauchard, 22, was named by officials Monday as one of the executioners in the Islamic State group's latest atrocity video.

About 289,000 U.S. students attended school and received credit in foreign countries during the 2012-13 school year.

When international students come to the United States for higher education, most head for New York or Los Angeles.

The number of high schoolers smoking e-cigarettes has tripled since 2011, reigniting arguments about teen-targeted advertising.

Islamic State group members should see criminal charges for their actions in Syria, United Nations investigators said Friday.

In a new record this year, the TSA has collected 1,903 firearms -- 80 percent of them loaded -- so far in 2014. And that's not all.

A decision is coming on whether to indict police officer Darren Wilson for shooting Michael Brown in Ferguson, and locals are preparing for protests and talking to high schoolers.

The trial of three Brazilians who police believe murdered and ate up to 10 women started Thursday.

As college gets more expensive and the economy bounces back, students are taking out fewer loans.

The shortest, the tallest, the biggest shoe and the most people dressed as penguins came out Thursday for Guinness World Records Day.

A new report released Thursday found that attending a public four-year school cost more than three times as much as it did 30 years ago.

Kids know how to stay safe online, experts said, but their parents may be overestimating their abilities.

"Zoboomafoo" star Jovian, 20, died of kidney failure at Duke Lemur Center.

Memes themed around the comedian's rape accusations continued to dominate Twitter on Tuesday.

Here's what you need to know about Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, the terrorist group that publicly pledged allegiance to the Islamic State group Sunday.