Students at the University of Florida are speaking out after a faculty member forcibly rushed graduates, most of them African-American, off stage during one of the school's commencement ceremonies over the weekend. UF President W. Kent Fuchs issued an apology after videos of the incident surfaced online.

Players will be able to wield the Mad Titan's Infinity Gauntlet in this gaming crossover.

“They spend very little to no time together,” an old friend of the president told The Washington Post. The first lady's spokeswoman responded, "She’s focused on being a wife, and she’s focused on her role as first lady. And that’s it. The rest is just noise.”

Huzzah! The fifth season of Arrested Development will hit Netflix on May 29.

Galileo Russell is still coming down from the rush of his 23 minutes of fame. That’s how long he was in the spotlight during the bizarre Tesla earnings call last week, when a petulant Elon Musk cut off “boring” Wall Street analysts.

Adele dressed as Rose from the movie Titanic as she celebrated her 30th in style.

The Swiss-based company announced Monday that Starbucks will receive an up-front cash payment of $7.15 billion in exchange for the rights to sell the chain’s coffee, tea and food products in grocery stores and other outlets globally.

Crop failures in Madagascar, where most of the world's vanilla is produced, have pushed prices up to the point that the spice is now more expensive than silver.

Emily Nield, from Ontario, was arrested and jailed by a Georgia police officer because she was driving with a Canadian license.

The indestructible hero meets his equally invulnerable match in the new teaser for the Season 2.

High school students and college students are not prepared to manage the costs of college. About 1/3rd of college freshman have less than $1,000 saved for college, according to a study from Junior Achievement USA and Rhode-Island-based Citizens Bank.

Columnist David Leonhardt highlighted the government's lenient policies that might allow big corporations like Amazon to put stores like Barnes & Noble out of business.

From BADD (Bothered Against Dungeons and Dragons), to using computer access codes or even just the alphabet, this police document outlines different ways of identifying ritualistic activities in young people. It provides some insight into what the moral panic was like during the 1980s when many people in America were afraid of organised Satanic ritualistic abuse.

There is much buzz over Ta-Nehisi Coates' latest piece for The Atlantic, which focuses on Kanye West, his own experience with celebrity and the influence the rich and famous have on society.

Spring has well and truly arrived, the sun is shining, the birds are singing, and thousands of people can't stop sneezing.

Residents in the Bangalore suburb of Bellandur believe that sewage from households is behind the froth. The pollution highlights the need for a new sewage treatment plant.

Vladimir Putin has been sworn in as president of Russia for the fourth time, after a weekend of protests in Moscow in which 1,600 people were arrested. Putin is now the longest-serving Russian leader since the death of Stalin in 1953.