"Star Wars: The Force Awakens" has completely smashed the pre-sale ticket record with sales crossing the $100 million mark in North America
U.S. Defense Secretary Ash Carter has acknowledged that using his personal email for work was "a mistake."
Russian President Vladimir Putin said Donald Trump is "talented, without any doubt."
Cleveland Cavaliers Kyrie Irving says he is not playing in Thursday's game.
Homeland Security has revamped the national alert system that informs Americans about risks involving terrorism.
North Korea has sentenced Canadian pastor, Hyeon Soo Lim, to life in prison on the count of "subversion."
Getting a death sentence in the United States is no longer as common.
Los Angeles officials are defending their decision to close down more than 900 schools on Tuesday after it received an email threat of violence, which ended up being fake.
Ryan Mallett is set to sign with the Baltimore Ravens.
The United States' high school gradation rate reached an all-time high of 82 percent in 2013-2014.
Tom Brady says Donald Trump is "remarkable."
Saudi Arabia has formed a coalition that will unite 34 predominately Muslim countries in the fight against Islamic extremism.
All schools in the Los Angeles Unified School District have been closed on Tuesday due a "credible threat" of violence
NBA referee, Bill Kennedy, has come out as gay amid allegations that Rajon Rondo, who was just suspended by the league, made anti-gay slurs at him.
Teachers from Chicago are ready to strike if an agreement for a new contract with the Chicago Board of Education is not settled.
