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The approach could tackle gun-crime "without getting into the murky area of individual firearm ownership/carriage," one expert told Newsweek.

The billionaire accused of sex trafficking gave millions to Harvard. The university "has no plans" to give it back.

The idea of wormholes was predicted by Einstein's theory of general relativity in 1916.

It claimed powerful men at the university were being "protected, promoted [and] believed."

"...we have a duty to provide that education during Sex Week or Sex Weekend."

Kieran Tuntivate won the 3,000-meters and 5,000-meters despite suffering injuries comparable to a third-degree burn.

"The U.S. no longer sees China as [a] strategic partner, but a strategic adversary," Professor Graham Allison warned.

According to recent studies, more than 200,000 Vietnam vets still have PTSD. A simple scientific solution might be the answer for them and thousands of other veterans.

"Shame on you, Jared Kushner," one comment reads.

"Congrats. Were you admitted on merit or quota?"

The aerodynamics of sharks' strange, toothlike skin could change how we build planes, drones and wind turbines.

He was one of 964 people who got admitted to Harvard this week.

The Department of Justice confirmed its investigation into Harvard University in a letter to watchdog groups.

Harvard University students silently protested Education Secretary Betsy DeVos's speech Thursday.

The university has already drawn criticism for inviting, then uninviting, Chelsea Manning to be a visiting fellow.

They have an overbearing dad, too. But theirs is the president.

Unaccompanied children are selling sex to escape the migrant camps in Greece.

Documents showed women were ranked by sex appeal and attractiveness.

"Super owners" possess an average of 17 guns each.

Social isolation appears to have a similar impact on levels of a blood-clotting protein.

Dental fillings that regenerate teeth are "a new paradigm for dental treatments" and could end root canals.

Two of the four buildings that were evacuated after an "unconfirmed bomb threat" have reopened.

A huge donation to Harvard from billionaire John Paulson points to an increasing gap in which colleges get gifts.

The percentage of Asians admitted to Harvard has remained unchanged for years.

'The New Yorker' writer mockingly warns that Harvard might soon be "down to its last $30 billion."

An annual survey sheds light on the political beliefs, job prospects and sex lives of Harvard's Class of 2015.

"Don't Send Your Kid to the Ivy League," warns a publication whose masthead is swarming with Ivy League graduates

Harvard has announced plans to create a new office of investigators specifically tasked with examining sexual harassment and assault complaints