Julia Glum

New York Ebola patient Dr. Craig Spencer was released from the hospital Tuesday.

The Mormon church recently revealed that its founder Joseph Smith was married to more than 40 women in the 1840s.

Morocco won't be allowed to compete in the 2015 Africa Cup of Nations after it refused hosting duties due to Ebola worries.

Lava from Hawaii's Kilauea volcano burned down the first home since its eruption June 27.

Two schools received bomb threats last week through anonymous social media app Yik Yak, falling in line with a larger trend.

About 200 million Americans could see record low temperatures and early snow this week as a result of Typhoon Nuri.

Quotes and videos of the renowned pastor and speaker dominated Twitter Monday as users learned of his death.

The now-fallen Berlin Wall may be the most famous, but barriers still stand all over the modern world.

The colleges are suing the government over a newly announced "gainful employment" rule that aims to help with student debt.

Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders is pursuing legislation that would create "Democracy Day," a national holiday to increase voter turnout.

Social media erupted Friday over what some are calling "the most racist news story of 2014."

Harvard secretly photographed 2,000 students for a research project, causing outrage. The issue of privacy now extends to higher education.

The U.S. Department of Education found the university in violation of Title IX for failing to quickly respond to complaints of sexual assault, but the school won't be disciplined.

Teens who live in areas with high densities of tobacco shops are about 50 percent more likely to start smoking than those who do not.

About 21 percent of voters ages 18 to 29 participated in Tuesday's midterm election.

Tuesday night's midterm election results were not in the Democrats' favor. Here's who messed up the Dems chances.

"Calvin and Hobbes" illustrator Bill Watterson released new artwork Wednesday, but it doesn't include his two most famous characters.

Brock University decided not to discipline four students who won an on-campus Halloween costume contest while wearing blackface, but its president spoke out against the incident.

Millennials voted for Democratic Congressional candidates in the 2014 midterms, but in several competitive races, their support wasn't enough to secure a win.

Last year, more than 300,000 international students took the SAT outside of the U.S.

Stars encouraged voters to participate in the 2014 midterm elections Tuesday. Several of them tweeted encouragements and donated to candidates.

Beyonce's record label confirmed Tuesday a "Platinum Edition Box Set" of the singer's 2013 album with two new songs and four remixes to be released Nov. 24.

Only about a quarter of eligible 18- to 29-year-olds will vote in today's elections. What's the problem with midterms and millennials?

As Marysville-Pilchuck High School, students returned to classes Monday after the Oct. 24 shooting, experts -- and history -- offered ideas for recovery.

Classes were set to resume Monday at the Washington school where a freshman shot five students and himself during lunch on Oct. 24. The cafeteria was closed.

French officials are investigating illegal drone flights over at least seven nuclear power plants in the past month.

Bostonians are expected to turn out en masse for the funeral of former Mayor Tom Menino, who served the city for more than 30 years and died Thursday of cancer.

A jury was deliberating Friday the case of the Florida A&M University student who led a hazing ritual that killed Robert Champion in 2011.

How many times have you, at your desk, with your head in your hands, whimpered, "God, I wish Starbucks delivered"? Beginning next year, it will.