North Korea fired a ballistic missile from a submarine on Saturday, South Korea said, an escalation just before the inauguration of a South Korean president who has vowed to take a hard line against the North and the visit of the U.S. president.
In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court handed down a decision that legalized elective abortions across all fifty states despite the majority of these states having laws that criminalized or restricted this procedure.
Afghanistan’s Taliban government ordered women on Saturday to cover their faces in public, a return to a signature policy of their past hardline rule and an escalation of restrictions that are causing anger at home and abroad.
A new education study shows that remote learning had disastrous results for students’ academic achievements
Firefighting teams in New Mexico braced on Friday for a mix of relentless winds, near-record high temperatures and low humidity expected to stoke a blaze that has chased thousands from their homes in the mountains and canyons near Santa Fe.
The man accused of rushing the stage and shoulder tackling comedian Dave Chappelle during a live Netflix comedy festival faces substantially less daunting charges, but has nonetheless pleaded not guilty.
A deadly explosion hit a well-known hotel in downtown Havana on Friday, tearing a gash several floors high in the side of the building, killing at least 22 people and injuring upwards of 70, witnesses and state media said.
As a disabled child growing up in Nigeria, Joshua Anum did not see internet stardom in his future. He and his eight siblings, abandoned by their father, barely had enough to eat.
Billionaire Elon Musk will reportedly step in to serve as the Temporary CEO Twitter, following the completion of his $44 billion purchase of the social media company, according to CNBC.Â
U.S. officials confirmed to NBC News Thursday that intelligence provided to Ukraine from the U.S. played a role in sinking a Russian warship.
