Mourners to gather for the funeral of a slain Georgia nursing student who loved caring for others
WOODSTOCK, Ga. — Family, friends and classmates planned to gather Friday at a church outside Atlanta to say farewell to
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Biden calls climate change deniers ‘Neanderthals’ during border speech in Texas
President Biden began his remarks during a Thursday visit to the southern border in Texas by addressing a devastating wildfire in the state’s panhandle
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At least 3 injured in shooting at Southern California dental office, suspect in custody
This image provided by the El Cajon (Calif.) Police Department shows Mohammed Abdulkareem. Abdulkareem was taken into custody Thursday, Feb.
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UN experts: Sudan’s paramilitary forces carried out ethnic killings and rapes that may be war crimes
UNITED NATIONS — Paramilitary forces and their allied militias fighting to take power in Sudan carried out widespread ethnic killings
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Singer Karol G’s private plane makes emergency landing in Los Angeles as cockpit fills with smoke: report
Colombian reggaeton singer Karol G‘s private plane was forced to make an emergency landing in Los Angeles after the cockpit
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Queens family hires celebrity security guard to watch over $2M home taken over by squatter
The Queens family whose dream mansion was taken over by a squatter have hired a celebrity security guard to watch
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NYC’s iconic ‘Charging Bull’ statue graffitied with ‘Death to Israel’ during protest
Lower Manhattan’s iconic “Charging Bull” statue was defaced with the hateful message “Death to Israel” as protesters waving Palestinian flags
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China’s Parliament to Unveil More Stimulus Next Week, Bold Reforms Unlikely
BEIJING (Reuters) – China’s parliament is expected to unveil moderate stimulus plans to stabilise growth at an annual meeting beginning
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Artists outraged by removal of groundbreaking work along Des Moines pond
DES MOINES, Iowa — A Des Moines arts organization is preparing to rip out a groundbreaking artwork that lines a
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Arizona’s new voting laws that require proof of citizenship are not discriminatory, a US judge rules
PHOENIX — A federal judge is upholding provisions of new Arizona laws that would require counties to verify the status
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