Maham Javaid

The president, Ohio’s governor and Columbus’s mayor have all spoken out against the incident, in which people clad in black waved flags with swastikas.

Crisis hotlines catering to LGBTQ+ youths and adults have seen a staggering rise in calls from people distressed over Donald Trump’s win.

Erik and Lyle Menendez’s push for resentencing in the murders of their parents comes as the courts and public take sexual abuse of boys more seriously, experts say.

The religious holiday celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs and other religions from South Asia is coinciding with the European tradition of Halloween this October.

Jury selection in the criminal trial of Daniel Penny, who placed Jordan Neely in a deadly chokehold aboard a New York City train last year, began on Monday.

Scientists say their efforts to inform the public about the threat of catastrophic storms are being hampered by “buffoonery” on social media.

Laura Murphy’s TikToks of her trip have helped her connect to thousands of grieving people.

Yasmine Sharman has donated 41 eggs to help strangers become parents — and celebrates the birthday of a “donor baby” every year.

Works by hundreds of authors, from Maya Angelou to Judy Blume, have been challenged and removed from school libraries. Now a group is suing to bring them back.

The 15-year-old dozed off while on a field trip to Judge Kenneth J. King’s courtroom; the Detroit judge has been temporarily suspended from hearing cases.

Carole Hopson and Bessie Coleman, the 1920s aviatrix that she wrote about, have navigated life with main character energy.

Munitions were buried in Alpine lakes, some more than 100 years ago. Now the country is seeking ways to get rid of them.

Rejected for being ‘boring,’ rescue dog finds home with no nap limits

Who needs medals when you have “aura,” or coolness points? Shooters Kim Yeji and Yusuf Dikec, rugby player Ilona Maher and “pommel horse guy” Stephen Nedoroscik earned many.

Often the country has refused to confirm its role in targeted killings across borders, preferring a strategic ambiguity that allows a veil of deniability.

She was a children’s book author and served on a wide range of boards.

The “Fashionista” blind Barbie has features designed to engage blind and low-vision children. Disability activist Lucy Edwards said the doll made her “so emotional.”

A Vice President Harris line — “You think you just fell out of a coconut tree?” — is all over social media paired with a Charli XCX “Brat” song this summer.

The Montana man was hospitalized after the grizzly bear charged him in the Flathead National Forest.

Residents at a pricey Washington, D.C., building say the rodent invasion has left them exhausted, scared and demanding answers from building management.