EDUCATION

China's central government has been rolling out new measures to ensure the nation's young learn the values of the Communist Party.

In China, some parents have their children learning business basics as early as three years old.

As graduating seniors exit the ivory tower, politicians and media figures will send them off with some parting words of wisdom.

Creighton University professor Roger Brumback and wife Mary Brumback were found killed in Nebraska. Police are investigating a link to the murder of Thomas Hunter.

Some students from the University of Southern California are posting videos and photos to social networking sites alleging the LAPD attacked and arrested partygoers because they were minorities.

Jamie Foxx was subjected to racist tweets after wearing a shirt honoring Trayvon Martin at the MTV Movie Awards Saturday

Chinese students are known to be competitive, but murder may be one step too far.

In 2014, the test price is set to double, hence the abandoning of the paper-version of the high school equivalency exam.

A Florida father expressed rage over a note his fourth-grade son wrote in class on giving up his constitutional rights for safety and security.

A California junior high school's new dress code bans girls from wearing leggings, which some parents call unfair and sexist.

Mike Tyson is appearing in a "Fifty Shades of Grey" scene during the spoof, "Scary Movie 5."

Two Chicago public schools are considering amending a school code to allow random drug testing among students involved in after school activities.

Rich Chinese send their young children to special training programs to help them learn how to manage money.

ADHD diagnoses among children have been rising over the past decade, and it's unclear what's behind the trend.

Malala Yousafzai, the Pakistani girl who was shot in the head, plans to pen her life story.

Miranda Lambert is accused of threatening bodily harm to a woman whose property is a few doors from the singer's.

Debbie Gratz, a California preschool teacher, was arrested Friday after being caught putting crushed-up sleeping pills into her toddlers' sippy cups.

A sixth-grader at Taylor School District in Taylor, Mich., brought a backpack full of money to school, reportedly amounting to $20K in cash, which she then gave away to other students.

It looks like Shia LaBeouf will not be making a debut on Broadway anytime soon. The “Transformers” star announced on Wednesday that he was quitting an upcoming Broadway production of “Orphans,” directed by Daniel Sullivan and also starring Alec Baldwin. LeBeouf is reportedly quitting over “creative differences.”

The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Department of Public Safety has updated a statement advising female college students to consider a variety of unusual actions if they are attacked, including vomiting, urinating and claiming that they are menstruating.

Residents of Chelyabinsk are listing meteorite pieces that broke off and landed in the city for sale online.

Robert Pimentel has been charged with eight counts of continuous sexual abuse and seven counts of lewd acts.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said it is in search of a pet grizzly cub that escaped from its home.

The Louisiana Science Education Act specifically names evolution among the topics singled out for supplemental critiques, along with global warming and cloning.

The finback whale that beached itself in Queens on Wednesday is not expected to survive.

A Los Angeles jury awarded a California boy $6.9 million in damages stemming from a sexual abuse case.

The Confederate flag was once part of the tradition at Hays High School in Buda, Texas. That tradition will be no more after the Hays School District voted to ban the Civil War imagery from school property in a 5-2 vote on Monday.

Canadian parents are upset that the Amanda Todd anti-bullying video is being shown in classrooms.

Students from the East Asian and certain European countries outdo those from the other parts of the world in mathematics, science and reading comprehension, according to a set of global studies.