Bowser was the first Black woman to create her own primetime television series with the sitcom Living Single. With a career ...

The proposition of granting public officials legal immunity for their conduct is an inherently contentious one. It stems from the conflict between the responsibility to protect individual rights and ...

"A White Jewish producer, and the greatest Black jazz singer of all-time, and an all-Black band, working together to produce art," Crystal says Jeremy Helligar is Deputy Editorial Director at PEOPLE ...

SYDNEY, Australia — Poland will play the United States in the semifinals of the United Cup after beating Australia 2-1 in Sydney on Friday. It took a mixed doubles decider to separate the teams, with ...

Until July 1, 2025, Shelley Inglis served in the Bureau for Democracy, Human Rights, and Governance at the United States Agency for International Development (U.S.A.I.D). The Venezuela attack ...

Health experts urge those who have not yet been vaccinated against influenza to get the shot immediately, saying that US vaccine uptake is lower this year at only about 130 million doses administered ...

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments on March 2 in a case on the federal government’s efforts to prosecute a Texas man for violating a federal statute that prohibits gun possession by users of ...

Blizzard conditions, a “bomb cyclone” and a rush of freezing arctic air threaten to snarl post-holiday travel and create potentially dangerous conditions across the country through the beginning of ...

On December 25, 2025, the United States struck two apparent Islamic State camps in northwest Nigeria with Tomahawk missiles. U.S. Africa Command (AFRICOM) announced that it struck “ISIS terrorists in ...

As families across the United States gather for the holidays, thousands of U.S. service members are spending the season overseas, marking the occasion far from home while continuing their duties.

In federal district court in Washington, DC, Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly handed down two opinions in the last two weeks in a case involving Daniel Richman, a friend and occasional advisor to former ...

CITY HALL — The New York City Council on Thursday approved a bill sponsored by Councilmember Gale Brewer calling on the U.S. Congress to preserve the historic ocean liner SS United States and relocate ...