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Striking a school full of children is sure to be recorded as one of the most devastating single military errors in recent decades.

When your only options for grocery shopping are a corner store or a dollar store, your diet becomes much more of a survival strategy than a personal choice.

Former inmate Kerwin Pittman buys prison, transforming it into a transitional housing and workforce development hub for the formerly incarcerated.

President Donald Trump has spent much of his second term doing everything but his actual job to avoid a GOP loss in the midterms.

Charles Montgomery Allen killed 8-year-old Quarius Naqua Dunham on May 28, 2022 in Florence, South Carolina, while shooting randomly at cars.

Gov. Kay Ivey revised the sentence of 75-year-old Charles “Sonny” Burton to life without parole after Burton spent three decades on death row.

We didn't need any more examples of the Trump's immigration crackdown serving as a round-the-clock demonstration of white nationalism.

Journalism students at Howard University are looking at the current political climate and questioning what kind of journalists they will become.

Haitian security forces' use of explosive drones has killed over 1,200 people, including civilians, raising concerns over human rights violations.

Fred’s death represents the chilling, surgical precision of a system built to fail him and everyone in its grasp.

Sleeper cells are secret agents posing as normal citizens, ready to carry out missions. Agencies monitor threats but work discreetly to neutralize them.

Dr. Bernard Lafayette Jr. was a civil rights leader whose organizing in Selma ultimately led to the introduction of the Voting Rights Act.