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EXCLUSIVE — The University of Houston College of Medicine says part of its institutional commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion includes lobbying for the doubling of the federal Pell Grant program, new documents revealed.

EXCLUSIVE — The faculty hiring process at Virginia Commonwealth University and its medical school requires applicants to provide a statement of commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion that is factored into their application, new documents show.

A man upset over his wife filing for divorce and taking out a restraining order against him rammed a dump truck into her bedroom and crashed into multiple vehicles on their California street Saturday, and it was all caught on video.

Eight people were shot at a block party in Fort Pierce, Florida Monday celebrating Martin Luther King, Jr. and the day in his honor.

Tom Brady sounded reflective and nostalgic as he closed out his comments at the podium Monday night after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers's loss to the Dallas Cowboys, leading many to believe the game was the final act for the widely considered greatest NFL player of all time.

Tampa Bay Buccaneers wide receiver Russell Gage had to be stretchered off the field in his team's Monday night game against the Dallas Cowboys after suffering a scary hit to his neck.

Trust in authoritarian governments is rising as trust in democracies falls, a new study found.

A new study found that journalists are among the most distrusted groups in the world.

For the first time, Democrats trust businesses more than Republicans, according to a new study.

A former Republican candidate suspected of being behind a string of shootings at Democratic officials' homes was arrested after a standoff with police Monday.