Three Iranian women are spreading awareness at the International Religious Freedom (IRF) Summit on their shared prisoner-of-conscience experiences and empowering others to take action.
Tech mogul Bryan Johnson spoke about his age reversing Blueprint Protocol, and argued that a new generation of humanity will lead to an unprecedented future.
East Palestine resident DJ Yokley said Americans see 'right through' Biden's overdue ploy to visit the community one year after the toxic train derailment left the town in shambles.
National Geographic has released its annual "Best of the World" travel list for 2024. Check out the 20 top spots that made the cut, including five in America.
Sultan Ibrahim Iskandar, a billionaire who reigns over Malaysia's Johor state, has been sworn in as the nation's new king in accordance with a rotating monarchy system.
Five European Union leaders, from the Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Germany and the Netherlands, have called for increased military aid to Ukraine.
Russia exchanged 207 Ukrainians for 195 Russian soldiers in a prisoner swap with Ukraine on Wednesday, the first since last week's disastrous transport crash.
North Carolina has seen back-and-forth legislation surrounding same-day voter registration. The most recent tweak to the rules comes on a judge's orders.
At an upcoming European Union summit, leaders will address Hungary's veto of a $54 billion war support package for Ukraine, citing Hungary's close ties to Russia.
The Democrat-controlled Virginia Privileges and Elections Committee voted to remove two of Republican Gov. Youngkin's nominations from a list of appointees for various stations.
Deputies with the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office arrested a Florida woman who was allegedly drunk and naked when she entered a gas station and began threatening staff.
A bill that advanced in Kentucky's legislature would downgrade college IDs from a primary to a secondary form of documentation for the purpose of verifying a voter's identity.
FBI Director Christopher Wray will warn lawmakers during a hearing on the Chinese Communist Party about the hacking threat that Beijing poses to Americans.
An 85-year-old Indianapolis man died on Tuesday after being attacked by two dogs. The incident occurred on the far east side of the city, police confirmed.