Texas A&M Professor Fails Entire Class for Bad Behavior
An email sent to the students said "you do not in any way embody the honor that the university holds graduates should have within their personal character."
Maryland Declares State of Emergency; Baltimore Mayor Institutes Curfew
At a news conference held by Baltimore officials Monday evening, Police Col. Darryl DeSousa said 15 officers were injured, two of whom remain hospitalized.
BREAKING NEWS: Listen Live: Baltimore Police, Rioters Clash; Injuries Reported
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan put the state's National Guard on alert Monday in response to violent clashes between police and rioters in Baltimore.
Loretta Lynch Makes History as 83rd Attorney General
Loretta Lynch was sworn in as the new U.S. attorney general on Monday, replacing Eric Holder.
Boston Marathon Bomber’s Lawyer Urges Jury to Spare his Life
Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's lawyers urged a jury Monday to spare his life, portraying him as "a good kid" who was led down the path to terrorism by his fanatical older brother.
Some Kids Leave the Autism Spectrum but Still Struggle
For most, autism is a lifelong disorder. But not for everyone. A recent study found that a small but significant portion of toddlers (1 in 14) who are diagnosed with the cognitive disorder were no longer meeting the diagnostic criteria by elementary school.
World Health Organization Reports: Lack of Funding Threatens Lives
A drastic shortage in funding is jeopardizing free access to health care services being provided by the World Health Organization and partners in the Central African Republic for thousands of people.
More Ice Cream Recalls
For the second time in a week, a major U.S. manufacturer of ice cream has recalled all of its products because of possible contamination with the bacteria listeria.
Aurora Theater Shooting Trial to Begin After Three Years
Opening statements are set to begin on Monday for the trial of James Holmes, charged in the 2012 Aurora movie theater shooting, after almost three years of delays.
School Staff Apprehend ‘Active Shooter’ at Washington State High School
On Monday morning, an active shooter incident was reported at the North Thurston High School in Olympia, Washington.
U.S. May Make a Big Change to Hostage Policy
Communicating with foreign kidnappers or raising money and paying ransoms, those are things that could have American families fearing the prosecution for aiding terrorist groups. That seems to soon be a thing of the past.
Last Three FAMU Hazing Defendants Found Guilty of Manslaughter
Champion died Nov. 19, 2011, after a hazing ritual in which he was beaten aboard a bus in Orlando after a football game. He sustained multiple blunt force traumas and internal bleeding.
Houston Sheriff Fires Six, Suspends Dozens Over Treatment of Mentally Ill Inmate
The Harris County Sheriff, located in Houston, fired six jailers and suspended 29 others without pay for mistreating a mentally ill man in the county jail.
Jenner Explains Desire to Live as a Woman in 20/20 Interview
Olympic gold medalist and television personality Bruce Jenner on Friday ended speculation that he aspired to become a woman in an interview with ABC News' Diane Sawyer, by officially declaring that he identifies with the female gender.