Teen Who Worked At Burger King After Graduation Plans To Pursue Higher Studies The fundraiser has since collected $231,600, a whopping 386 per cent extra from the initial $60,000 goal ...

During a meeting on Wednesday in Austin, the Texas Facilities Commission, which oversees contracts and construction of the state-built border wall, indicated that it was approaching a cap in funding ...

The event was captured on video and originally shared on Instagram by a user identified as Jay Riv, before being reshared by the Instagram page Pubity. The caption read, "Five-year-old Xavier, who ...

The Extreme Games — now called the X Games — made their debut in 1995, and this revolutionary brand of alternative sports enjoyed a two-year stand in Rhode Island before taking on the world.

Hooray for the graduates this season! Thousands of students have sat patiently while the Great and Good public figures in their city and town give them hearty congratulations, an experience followe… ...

And then read “The Afterlife of Malcolm X” by Mark Whitaker and learn about a legacy that still resonates a half-century later. Betty Shabazz didn’t like to go to her husband’s speeches, but on that ...

While Tate informs Holly that he “only applied to Salem U”. As the teens, adorn in their caps and gowns get ready to graduate Sophia reveals that she believes she is “in labor”.

She had planned on attending Alamance Community College and Appalachian State University after graduation, family said. Loved ones say they are heartbroken over the loss of the 18-year-old.

Authorities say Lily Hahn, 18, died in a crash on Highway 87 in North Carolina. (GoFundMe) Four children were also in Hernandez’s car. No one was restrained, but authorities said no one suffered any ...

Principal Samantha Working to the class of 2025: “Continue on your journey of learning and strive to learn by living. Don’t sit on the sidelines and wait for life to happen to you. Cher… ...

The settlement in House v. NCAA brings an end to the NCAA's long-standing tradition of amateurism. Starting this fall, schools will be able to pay players directly up to a salary cap of $20.5 million.