First, they came for the ministry's bank accounts. Then they came for the parental rights groups against transgender ideology. The target lists of the left will only grow.
Thunder and lightning delayed the start of the Easter egg roll at the White House for 90 minutes on Monday, but the event eventually kicked off under gray skies with many youngsters wearing ponchos or colorful jackets against light rain.
States across the U.S. are in a budget crunch as billions in federal pandemic relief funds sunset at the end of the year.
Utah Jazz general manager Justin Zanik is set to have a kidney transplant Tuesday at the University of Utah hospital.
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The 2024 version of March Madness has apexed with a trio of streak busters in the desert.
Through his office window at what was then one of Africa's few modern clinics dealing with HIV and AIDS, the man who now oversees the United States' threatened global AIDS effort used to hear the sound of taxis pulling up throughout the day.
This year's WrestleMania is just days away, but the WWE's marketing campaign for its biggest premium live event of the year was kicked into overdrive months ago.
For homeschooling parents, CPS encounters can be commonplace. Demands to investigate living conditions and interview minors privately, however, are troubling.
Former President Donald Trump bashed outgoing Republican members of Congress, as the GOP majority in the House gets smaller.
Reporters are supposed to be honest to the core, presenting the news in an unbiased and unvarnished way.
The last time it happened, Thomas Jefferson was president. Later this month, two substantial broods of cicadas, known as Brood XIII and XIX, are set to come to the surface after spending 17 and 13 years, respectively, developing underground.
Japan's imperial family made an Instagram debut with a barrage of posts on Monday, hoping to shake off their reclusive image and reach out to younger people on social media.
Ethan Tu, founder of Taiwan AI Labs, joins the show to talk about how futuristic generative AI tools can be used to identify disinformation in the global media.
In September, Hyundai and Kia issued a recall of 3.4 million of its vehicles in the United States with an ominous warning: The vehicles should be parked outdoors and away from buildings because they risked catching fire, whether the engines were on or off.
Corbin Burnes threw six one-hit innings in his Baltimore debut, and Matt Chapman homered twice in his second game with San Francisco.
The trial of a man charged with the deaths of his wife and his girlfriend's two youngest children is set to begin in Idaho this week, serving as a second act in a bizarre case that has drawn worldwide attention and already resulted in a life sentence for the mother of the children.
South Korea's president vowed Monday not to back down in the face of vehement protests by doctors seeking to derail his plan to drastically increase medical school admissions, as he called their walkouts "an illegal collective action" that poses "a grave threat to our society."
The world's largest democratic election could also be one of its most consequential.
A man was killed and five other people were injured during a shooting inside a Nashville, Tennessee, restaurant on Sunday afternoon, police said.
Turkey's main opposition party retained its control over key cities and made huge gains elsewhere in Sunday's local elections, in a major upset to President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who had set his sights on retaking control of those urban areas.
The Israeli military withdrew from Gaza's largest hospital early Monday after a two-week raid, leaving behind several bodies and a vast swath of destruction, according to Palestinian residents.
An anti-misinformation group in Taiwan called Fake News Cleaner has hosted more than 500 events, connecting with college students, elementary-school children -- and the seniors that, some say, are the most vulnerable to such efforts.
Jazmin Evans had been waiting for a new kidney for four years when her hospital revealed shocking news: She should have been put on the transplant list in 2015 instead of 2019 -- and a racially biased organ test was to blame.
Asian economies are not doing as well as they could and growth in the region is forecast to slow to 4.5% this year from 5.1% in 2023, the World Bank said in a report released Monday.