“Free Speech Week” festivities scheduled to begin Sunday at the University of California in Berkeley are up in the air after several high-profile participants said they aren’t attending and its organizers abandoned ship.
A school superintendent in Vermont says a substitute teacher has been fired after being accused of showing children how to perform a salute of Adolf Hitler.
President Trump took a veiled jab at former San Francisco 49ers quarterback Colin Kaepernick during a speech Friday and said the owners of National Football League teams should fire athletes for kneeling during the national anthem. The following morning, Mr. Trump turned his ire at NBA star Stephen Curry, disinviting him from the White House.
A Bridgewater State University assistant professor is expressing regret after his post-election rant slamming President Trump and his supporters made headlines.
Actress Jennifer Lawrence used an appearance at the Museum of Modern Art on Thursday night to raise a middle finger to critics of her movie “Mother!”
An Arizona public school district says one of its teachers broke school policy when she reportedly had her class recite an altered version of the Declaration of Independence.
Wrestling icon Ric Flair says his recent hospital stay requiring a medically induced coma stems from decades of alcohol abuse — nearly “20 drinks a day.”
Provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos’ “Free Speech Week,” which is designed to test UC Berkeley’s mettle against left-wing antifa protesters, will also feature a film titled “America Under Siege: Antifa.”
A hologram of late musician, composer, satirist and activist Frank Zappa will perform his songs on the road as a hologram backed by some of his living, former bandmates, according to his estate.
Jay-Z says President Trump is no match for the resiliency of the black community.
Eight o'clock didn't always mean 8 o'clock. Sometimes, it meant 7:45.
Runners and bikers returning to Buffalo Bayou Park in the wake of Hurricane Harvey are finding a vastly different landscape - more desert than prairie, blanketed with untold tons of sandy sediment.
Tina Hope remembers traveling to the rural areas of Namibia, South Africa, with the Peace Corp, where the locals used herbal remedies for their medical needs. She was brought in by the women of the community who practiced healing and was able to be a part of this tradition. After finishing her stay with the Peace Corp, she returned to graduate school and began her research on medicinal herbs.
It's mid-afternoon on Aug. 22, when Mazdack Rassi strolls into Sephora at Market Place Shopping Center.
Architecture students from Louisiana will come up with plans to redesign a historic Arkansas stagecoach stop.
Six original Auguste Rodin sculptures will be juxtaposed with the work of 17 contemporary artists from around the world during ArtPrize Nine.
As Sandra Reddish wanders through the Nebraska State Historical Society's Fort Robinson History Center's museum, she points out things she would like to change to make the museum more appealing to everyone who visits.
A baseball memorabilia display will be unveiled at 2 p.m. Sept. 30 in the Two Rivers Museum in Ashdown, Arkansas, honoring the late Walter Ray Matthews and his baseball career with the Houston Astros.
A pair of ornate brass door knobs with an American Eagle etched on each side seemed out of place as they have held a spot of honor on the glass-topped desk in Lt. Gen. Steven Kwast's office for the last three years.
Douglas Casa acknowledges his new heat laboratory at the University of Connecticut's Korey Stringer Institute could be viewed by some as a torture chamber.
Abbeville's Laura Beth Fields wanted to kill herself. Alcohol had consumed her life and she felt she had no hope.
Every cancer journey has a story, but if the story is never shared, how can it be heard? How can others cry over the story? Or laugh? How can they relate to the story? How can they benefit from it?
The Orioles' comeback attempt Saturday night fell short, just like their season.
Drew Anderson threw his first career-touchdown pass for Buffalo, a 20-yarder to Anthony Johnson with 2:37 to play, and the Bulls held on to beat Florida Atlantic 34-31 on Saturday night.
Prince Harry's girlfriend, American actress Meghan Markle, sat in the stands for Saturday's opening ceremony of his Invictus Games for wounded veterans in her first appearance at a public event with him.
A boil-water advisory has been lifted and New Mexico environmental regulators say Artesia residents can again use water from the municipal water system and the Morningside Water Users Cooperative for drinking, bathing and cooking.
Demi Lovato was named a Global Citizen ambassador at the organization's annual music festival Saturday, championing the mental health of thousands of children displaced within Iraq and other vulnerable communities.
Jim Caldwell was coy, just days ago, when asked about whether he had signed a contract extension with the Detroit Lions.
Charles Bradley, known as the "Screaming Eagle of Soul" for a powerful, raspy style that evoked one of his musical heroes, James Brown, died Saturday at age 68.
One of Iowa's biggest health systems says the state is improperly barring all of its hospitals, clinics and health care providers from participating in a new family planning program because a few within the system perform abortions in some cases.
