Google Map Street View(HARRISBURG, Penn.) -- An anti-hazing law named in honor of a Penn State fraternity pledge who died following a hazing ritual will soon go into effect in Pennsylvania.

The bill, to be signed into law Friday by Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf, will enforce stricter criminal penalties for hazing.

The law comes after Tim Piazza, a 19-year-old sophomore from New Jersey, died after hi...

Freeform(NEW YORK) -- Supermodel Karlie Kloss and Joshua Kushner are married.

Kloss, 26, posted a beautiful picture on Thursday of herself in her wedding dress, smiling ear to ear, while Kushner, 33, lovingly looks at his new bride. She simply captioned the pic, "10.18.2018" with a heart emoji.

People magazine confirms the duo tied the knot in a small Jewish ceremony in upstate New York on ...

Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Secretary of State Mike Pompeo has heard an alleged audio recording of Washington Post columnist Jamal Khashoggis murder inside the Saudi consulate in Istanbul, according to a senior Turkish official.

Speaking exclusively and on condition of anonymity to ABC News, the official claimed the recording was played in meetings in Turkey on Wednesday, and t...

iStock/ThinkstockBy Dr. Tambetta Ojong

(NEW YORK) -- Opening the window shades in the morning may not only help the growth of indoor plants or get skin a little dose of vitamin D -- it might also lower amounts of living bacteria that thrive in the dark.

An abundance of sunlight was significantly associated with lower amounts of a certain types of bacteria, a new study in the Journal of the Micro...

Emilie Richardson/ABC News(NEW YORK) -- The Mega Millions jackpot on Friday jumped to a record $1 billion.

The drawing for the prize will be on Friday night. A single winner taking the cash lump sum would receive about $565.6 million.

"This is truly uncharted territory, and its exciting to see people across the country buying their tickets and joining in the fun," said Gordon Medenica, Mega Mill...

Bill Clark/CQ Roll Call(BISMARK, N.D.) -- The first debate in a Senate race that could shape up to be one of the most critical in the country was largely an argument over which candidate would be less beholden to politics and stand up more for the people of North Dakota.

I ran six years ago and I said, Im not joining any team. Im not 100 percent with anyone other than North Dakota, said De...