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"Our police department is working closely with the FBI to identify what appears to be a pattern...but at this point, it's hard to tell," said New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker.

Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical during Wednesday's oral arguments on whether or not New York's gun permit law should be struck down.

The team of researchers believe infants ingest microplastics through various plastic products such as dolls, sippy cups, bottles, and chew toys.

High default rates. Mega-sized loans. No relief in sight. A Newsweek analysis of new parent-loan data shows college debt is a big problem for moms and dads too.

Many parents are taking out massive federal loans of $50,000 or more to send their kids to these colleges. Is your alma matter or kid's top pick among them?

Computational research shows that receiving "likes" is not unlike a rat's "reward learning" for food.

New York University's president said the graduate speaker's remarks made some audience members feel unwelcome and excluded.

"I think the treatment of Chelsea Clinton was outrageous and ignorant and tremendously unfair. She should not have been yelled at."

"We are living in strange times." Melissa Murray said. "This is insanity."

"I just woke up to over 80 threatening messages and comments on Facebook from people in Israel."

"Professor Rectenwald is sending a strong message in support of hate and violence to have Milo speak," a fellow professor said.

He also accused her of sexual assault.

The United States has the top four, but which university is number one?

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.

NYU has issued an apology to black students following a controversy sparked over racially stereotyped food and beverage options at a Black History Month event.

Joo Woo-moon believed his arrest would cause a "great event" to happen.

A quarter of the 60 wealthiest universities leave low-income students owing more than $20,000 in loans.

Joo Won-moon tells CNN he doesn't know what charges he might face.

Joo Won-moon, 21, from New York, was caught crossing from the Chinese side of the Yalu River, a North Korea news agency says.

A New York Times reporter's saga of being followed, bribed, recruited as a spy, and deported after a critical article.

Gaye family lawyer wants "an injunction prohibiting the further sale and distribution of 'Blurred Lines.'"

There are so many good reasons to hate "Blurred Lines," but plagiarism is not one of them.