Lawmaker Unveils New Plan To Tackle Student Loan Debt
The numbers are staggering: 72 percent of college graduates in New York leave school $30,000 in debt.
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The numbers are staggering: 72 percent of college graduates in New York leave school $30,000 in debt.
The number of people living with Alzheimer's disease and related dementias will double by 2060, according to a new study from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
An orbital telescope designed to hunt for worlds beyond our solar system has discovered two distant planets at least 49 light-years away.
The Carolina Panthers veteran is following in the footsteps of J.J. Watt, using his social media presence to fund raise for hurricane relief efforts.
It's been one year and a day since Hurricane Maria devastated the island of Puerto Rico.
George Mason University promised to do "better in the future" after student with Down syndrome was rejected by every sorority during recruitment over the weekend.
Some flea and tick medications can cause neurological problems in dogs and cats, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration warns pet owners.
Head coach Joe Moglia hadn't even been thinking about the dogs when first planning the evacuation. So, they came with the team.
His typical day on the job involves him spending an hour snoozing on the couch with one cat. And then he'll wake up and move onto a doze with the next cat.
If you visit Google today, you'll see a friendly neighborhood face. Google Doodles is celebrating Pittsburgh's very own Mister Rogers.
The Browns running back helped the team win their first game in 635 days before welcoming a new member of his family into the world.
One of the world's biggest event ticket providers has been accused of ticket scalping.
It has been one year since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico. The Category 4 storm left the whole island without power for months, and it is still struggling to rebuild today.
A couple of college students are getting paid $25,000 each after pulling off an epic prank at a local McDonald's.
Brown County Judge Scott Gusweiler found Donald Martin Jr. not guilty, saying there's no evidence that he knew that he would cause serious harm to his grandchild by laying on him.
