By Daniel Wiessner A conservative legal group on Wednesday urged a U.S. anti-discrimination agency to investigate Kellogg Co

In Zimbabwe, the low number of women standing as candidates in general elections scheduled for Aug. 23 is viewed as perpetuating decades-old domination of politics by men

Hackers gained personal information about thousands of people who applied to become pilots at American and Southwest airlines

Ukraine's military intelligence said Friday that a recent drone attack on an airport in northwestern Russia that damaged several transport planes was carried...

Andrew Tate's photo sparked conversations about cultural appropriation, religious sensitivity, and influencers' responsibility toward public

Authorities worldwide are racing to rein in artificial intelligence, including in the European Union, where groundbreaking legislation is set to pass a key hurdle

An Oklahoma man who was freed after being imprisoned for decades on a murder conviction says there are more cases like his

Eric Duprey’s mother has claimed that her son was not a drug dealer

Many college students who are struggling with hunger are facing the potential loss of food stamp benefits that were boosted in the pandemic

In 2020, firearms became the No. 1 killer of children and teens in America, surpassing motor vehicles, which had long been the leading cause of death among America's youth.

A federal jury on Friday convicted Olympic boxer Félix Verdejo-Sánchez in the deaths of a woman and her unborn child, according to the US Attorney's Office in the District of Puerto Rico.

Andrew Tate expressed his joy following a Romanian court ruling which permitted him, and his brother Tristan, to travel within the country