"We're not gonna take it": Twisted Sister hit becomes unlikely anthem of the teachers movement
Twister Sister singer Dee Snider says he supports the movement, but thinks the song choice is "kind of weird"
Bullied boy bonds with rescue cat who shares his differences
"They were destined to be best friends," his mom says. "Funny how a pet can make you feel less alone."
17-year-old offered $2.3M in scholarships to Ph.D. programs
Most 17-year-olds are thinking about prom; she's trying to decide between the Ph.D. programs at Stanford and Cornell
Mike Pence's hometown to host its first gay pride festival
Frustrated by misconceptions of their hometown, LGBTQ activists in Columbus, Indiana, are organizing to set the record straight
Boy with sick father receives touching letter from President Trump
Fore Putnam's dad has been on the transplant wait list for three years, but now he's got the president in his corner
Milo Ventimiglia uses Jack's death to spotlight fire safety
He never thought he'd become the face of fire safety, but after the reaction to his character's death, Milo Ventimiglia isn't letting the moment pass
In new film, Radcliffe trades in broomstick for a plane
A long way from Hogwarts, Radcliffe takes a turn as a pilot for a Mexican drug cartel
The elephant on the slopes: Putting female snowboarders at risk
Competing in conditions where 41 of 50 runs ended in crashes, many are furious that athletes had to put themselves in such danger
Demi Lovato on new music and learning to love herself
While tracks like "Tell Me You Love Me" and "You Don't Do It For Me Anymore" may masquerade as simple love songs, Lovato says they're much more than that
Simone Biles on Winter Olympics and new Lifetime movie
With 19 Olympic and World Championship medals to her name, Simone Biles has overcome incredible odds and now she's helping other foster kids do that too
Norwegian prime minister on Trump's immigration comments
Prime Minister Erna Solberg spoke with Edie Lush, co-host of Global GoalsCast, about Mr. Trump's comments on immigration
"Roseanne" reboot to feature "gender creative" child
It's a big first for network TV, but not all Americans are happy about it
A look back at 2017: Summer edition
From the solar eclipse to the three historic hurricanes that ravaged American shores, the summer of 2017 was as epic as it was overwhelming
A look back at 2017: Spring edition
From April the giraffe to the viral video of a passenger being dragged off a United flight, the spring of 2017 was one for the books
How Oregon's second-largest city disappeared in less than an hour
The pictures are reminiscent of Katrina, but chances are you've never seen them