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Ocasio-Cortez said she'd not spoken to Yoho 'before he decided to accost me' as they passed each other

In January 1918, as the people of Porvenir, Texas, slept, a group of Texas Rangers, U.S. Army cavalry soldiers and Anglo ranchers invaded the town. They abducted 15 Mexican men and boys, took them to a nearby hill overlooking a river and shot them from 3 ft. away, killing all of them. The rest of…

Photographer Steve Schapiro met John Lewis just weeks before the March on Washington

The presidential memorandum is expected to draw legal challenges

The author of 'A Spectacular Secret: Lynching in American Life and Literature' says she deliberately uses the term 'lynching murders' to talk about police murders of Black people

Facing lagging poll numbers and dwindling public confidence, President Trump is restarting the regular coronavirus briefings

The alleged incidents of domestic abuse are central to Depp's lawsuit against U.K. tabloid The Sun

After returning to the Ohio House fours years ago, Householder won a contentious fight to become House speaker in 2019

Without discussing specifics, Esper said he favors more emphasis on rotational deployments

SpaceX is aiming for a splashdown off the Florida coast in August — the first splashdown for astronauts in 45 years

The majority of polar bears will likely disappear by the end of the century if greenhouse gas emissions are not curbed, according to a new study published Monday. While scientists have long known polar bears are threatened by global heating, this latest study published in Nature Climate Change is the first to identify when and…

A dead body was discovered on Monday in a building that was burnt in May during protests in Minneapolis over the death of George Floyd, police said in a statement

Flood waters reportedly rose as high as 3 meters (10 feet) in the city of Guzhen

The legislation will also ban chokeholds and stop so-called warrior-style training for officers

Ukrainian President Zelensky said negotiations with the man are currently underway

There is no doubt that 2020 is a very memorable year. It is also an incredibly long one thanks to a pandemic and lockdown orders that leave many people staying home for days, weeks, and months at a stretch making time for some feel malleable and meaningless. Pair the pandemic and all its unknowns with…

The authors found this particularly unforgivable given the evidence that emerged of Russian interference in the U.S.

One of us is a restaurant worker advocate, and the other a restaurateur and employer. To say we were adversaries might be too extreme, but it’s true that we have not always been allies. As the decimated restaurant industry tries valiantly to reopen, we unexpectedly find ourselves on the same side of a crucial policy…

The sanctions add to U.S. pressure on Beijing over Xinjiang, where the ruling Communist Party is accused of mass detentions, forced labor and other abuses against Muslim minorities

With the virus rebounding in parts of Spain, it appears Catalonia and other regions are not adequately prepared to trace the new infections

According to the lawsuit, federal authorities moved to re-incarcerate Cohen after he tweeted on June 26 “#WillSpeakSoon” and on July 2 that he was finishing his Trump book

The EU agreed to an unprecedented 1.82 trillion euro budget and coronavirus recovery fund early Tuesday to confront the biggest recession in its history

The lawsuit also accused Sean Hannity and Tucker Carlson of participating in a culture of sexual harassment and misconduct

If you listened to rap radio today, you’d be forgiven for thinking that the ‘96 Bulls were still at their athletic peak

The indefinite postponement of what was supposed to be the biggest movie of the summer can tell us a few things about the future of moviegoing