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Women are systematically shut out from jobs in the green energy industry, according to an investigation by the nonprofit newsroom The Fuller Project.

In the women's competition, all eyes are on star player and record-breaker Caitlin Clark and her University of Iowa Hawkeyes. In the men's draw, the reigning champion University of Connecticut Huskies are looking to be the first back-to-back champions since 2007.

Lieberman ran and won as an independent candidate for the U.S. Senate in 2006 after he lost the Democratic primary in Connecticut, largely over his staunch support for the war in Iraq.

A group of activists and a museum joined forces to preserve around 20 of the hundreds of murals.

The women's stories are part of lawsuits against the city and the Department of Corrections, filed under New York’s Adult Survivors Act.

The rules ensure people who work in warehouses, restaurants and manufacturing facilities have access to breaks, water and places to cool down.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin called it a “moral necessity” to protect civilians in Gaza, speaking Tuesday with Israel’s defense minister amid tension between the two countries.

Former President Donald Trump is facing a deadline to post bond in the New York fraud judgment. He's also staring down a trial in Manhattan over payments to an adult film actress, and we're waiting on two 2020 election interference cases.

Southwest Airlines announced a tentative new contract with unions, while American Airlines floated a short-term deal.

Esposito steps into a lead role as a reformed criminal running a car service in New Orleans who gets pulled back into the life when his son is killed and his business collapses.

Thousands of Israelis have taken to the streets to protest against the war in Gaza and to call for new elections in the nation.

Workers in Baltimore continue unraveling and clearing the twisted metal and concrete from the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

According to Amtrak, the change in seating is intended to reduce the time taken between trips and increase the frequency of trains.

After a recent trip to migrant camps along the U.S.-Mexico border, a mental health expert is sharing her observations to better inform how policymakers and advocates understand the challenges facing asylum seekers.

If approved by a federal court, the settlement could impact home prices and reduce the amount of brokers in the real estate industry.

It's the holiest month of the year for Muslims, but this year's celebrations are darkened by concerns of famine and the loss of civilian lives in Gaza.

The Pandemic Journaling Project captures what was happening in people's lives and how they experienced this time of uncertainty and anxiety.

The gang violence that has rocked the Caribbean nation continued to escalate over the weekend.

Environmental conditions led to a shortage of crawfish in Louisiana during Lent this month, when crawfish traditionally are eaten instead of meat.

Child care advocates have been organizing for years to secure better care for young children.

Officials in Arizona are trying to get rid of river cane, an invasive plant that sucks up a lot of water. But Native tribes have used this bamboo-like plant for centuries.

The report finds that the ban has caused delays and denial of medical care and forced doctors to navigate between ethical duties to patients and their fear of penalties and prosecution.

The company's opening to investors at the same time that it's reportedly trying to secure a $60 million deal with an AI company.

A personal injury lawyer unexpectedly found himself taking on the biggest professional organization in the country and winning