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A new scam making the rounds targets people’s social security numbers.

Professor Karen Uhlenbeck is the first woman to be awarded the the Abel Prize - the highest honor in the field of mathematics.

USC is reviewing students whose parents may have bribed the college in order for their children to be accepted.

Cassie Barker pleaded guilty to manslaughter after she admitted to having sex with her supervisor while her daughter was dying in a hot patrol car.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department is asking help from the public to find Amiah Robertson.

The 11-year-old boy was charged with one count of reckless second-degree murder and one count of attempted murder, under the state’s juvenile laws.

While police said the woman shot herself through the mouth while her hands were cuffed behind her back, her family and friends remained skeptical about the claim despite a medical examiner's report listing suicide as cause of death.

Jake Patterson called WCCO-TV reporter Jennifer Mayerle on Friday after she wrote him a letter asking him some questions about the kidnapping case.

Cindy Yang, a Chinese immigrant and the founder of a chain of massage parlors in Florida, was accused of creating a business that offered clients an opportunity to meet Trump and other political figures.

In her first town hall since announcing her 2020 presidential run, Sen. Elizabeth Warren said Monday she wishes to abolish the Electoral College since she believes "every vote counts."

The State Department announced it would not release the transcript or list of attendees from the briefing, which was held ahead of Mike Pompeo’s trip to the Mideast later this week.

A screenshot posted by Dan Scavino Jr. showed a pop-up message displayed in the middle of his Facebook page, saying, "You’re temporarily blocked from making public comments on Facebook."

On Monday morning, George, husband of Counselor to the President Kellyanne Conway, claimed the president is unwell and must be removed from office.

Several gunshots were heard at East 112 Street & 3 Ave. in Manhattan, New York. The New York Police Department is already at the scene.

Former Pennsylvania pediatrician Dr. Johnnie "Jack" Barto was sentenced to 79 years on Monday after pleaded guilty in December to sexually assaulting over two dozen minors over the course of his decades-long career.

A new study has found that American millennials are more stressed than ever, and many are losing sleep over their anxiety.

The student is pursuing a lawsuit against the Northern Kentucky Health Department over a policy which barred him from attending school or participating in sports, which the student says is in direct violation of his religious beliefs.

After being sentenced to life without parole in 2003, Beltway sniper Lee Boyd Malvo's sentence is being reconsidered by the Supreme Court on the basis that the crimes he is convicted of took place when he was a minor.

Residents in Philadelphia were shocked after a male officer was caught on camera punching a woman and then tasing her during an arrest.

Flooding that wreaked havoc on Nebraska this weekend continues to swell and flow downstream, putting areas in Iowa, Missouri, and Kansas in harm's way.

Shortly after announcing his 2020 candidacy, Beto O'Rourke has already set a new fundraising record.

Beepared to lose more than half of your $550 million to federal and state government taxes if you win the Powerball on Wednesday.

The dog was found alive in the dumpster buried under garbage. It had a “severely broken” rear leg and was dehydrated.

Audra Mabel, 34, was arrested for filming sexually explicit videos with her one-year-old son and sharing them with her ex-boyfriend.

Sarah Katherine Brooks, 25, faced a felony count of sexual assault by a person with supervisory or disciplinary authority.

“The teacher acknowledged in a written statement that his actions were inappropriate and resigned Jan. 18, 2019,” a Cincinnati Public School District spokeswoman said.

A source at the bar told Daily Mail that Anthony was "partying pretty hard and asking people to take shots with her." 

Dr. Johnnie Barto will be sentenced on several counts including aggravated indecent assault and child endangerment.

Apart from holding deeply racist views, the seven military men were also found to participate in the campaign efforts of the white supremacy group, namely, posting stickers and flyers in cities and on college campuses.