How to watch House Judiciary Committee impeachment hearing
The impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump enters its next stage this week as the House Judiciary Committee holds its first hearing.
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Cornell to give full scholarships to some medical students
Cornell University's medical school had a life-changing announcement for its students. They'll get a top-notch college education and walk out debt-free.
Med student finds his own treatment
It was just after Christmas in 2013 and David Fajgenbaum was hovering a hair above death.
NY gov signs law banning schools from arming teachers
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo signed a bill Wednesday that bans school districts from arming teachers, part of several laws he's signed this week to strengthen gun regulations in the state.
Pharrell Williams offers internships to 114 Harlem high school grads
The promise Pharrell Williams made to a group of more than 100 graduating high school seniors in Harlem has changed Brionna Pope's life as she heads to college.
Arkansas man vanishes in Mexico, family says
Family members are looking for an Arkansas man who disappeared in the western Mexican city of Guadalajara after a friend with whom he was last seen, they say, was found dead.
Central Park Five case prosecutor resigns from Columbia Law School
A prosecutor in the Central Park Five trial has left her post at Columbia Law School in the latest fallout from the portrayal of the case in a Netflix miniseries.
University of Alabama spurns $21.5M, removes school donor's name
The University of Alabama returned $21.5 million Friday to a donor who urged students to boycott over the state's recently passed abortion ban.
Investigation can't determine if Virginia gov depicted in racist yearbook photo
An independent investigation conducted into a racist photograph on Virginia Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam's 1984 medical school yearbook page could not
Northam's medical school finds pattern of inappropriate pics
The president of Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam's medical school said that other yearbooks had a number of photos that were "shockingly abhorrent" and inappropriate, including as recently as 2013.
