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The film "Uproar" takes place in New Zealand in 1981 when a touring South Africa rugby team sparked widespread protests.

Honduras' former President Juan Orlando Hernandez, is guilty of drug trafficking and weapons charges, a federal jury in New York City ruled Friday.

In Washington state, more than 48,000 Democratic voters selected the 'uncommitted' option to protest President Biden's handling of Israel's war against Hamas in Gaza.

Special Counsel Robert Hur cleared Biden of wrongdoing, but Republicans seized on his description of the president as a "sympathetic, well-meaning, elderly man with a poor memory."

After a rough few years of vandalism, shootings and drunken arrests, Miami has announced new restrictions to keep spring break under control.

The Armed Conflict Location And Event Data Project says some of the top areas of concern are the Palestinian territories, Ukraine, Mexico, Myanmar and even the United States.

Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson won the primary in North Carolina Governor's race last week.

Eversource is the first utility company to build a so-called "networked geothermal system" to deliver climate-friendly heating and cooling for residential and commercial buildings.

Nearly a year after the Supreme Court struck down race-conscious college admissions, some conservatives are trying to dismantle diversity, equity and inclusion programs at workplaces that increased after George Floyd was murdered in 2020.

Oliver James pledged to read 100 books in 2023, and he succeeded.

Since 1944, The U.S. Forest Service has used Smokey Bear as a symbol to encourage wildfire prevention.

“The president needs to come to Congress before launching a strike against the Houthis in Yemen and involving us in another Middle East conflict,” California Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna posted on X, formerly known as Twitter.

Kristal Brent Zook's white father abandoned her Black mother when Zook was an infant, and she writes about her struggles with identity and abandonment.

Energy and energy transition received a lot of attention throughout 2023. However, the progress on that will be slow and oil and gas production continued to climb throughout the year.

The strike comes after Iran itself was convulsed by bombings that killed dozens.

New York Attorney General Leticia James says top NRA officials used the non-profit gun ownership group as a "personal piggy bank."

Abortion access was a leading issue in 2022 and 2023, with many states enacting laws that ban or severely restrict abortion access and others expanding access or enshrining abortion access in their state constitutions.

More than half of American counties don't have an obstetrician. Hospitals have closed, and some that remain shut down their maternity wards.

A researcher in Boston believes he has found a new pseudonym used by Louisa May Alcott — the first to be discovered since the 1940s.

2023 was a banner year in science.

Local newspapers are still relevant.

The Coast Guard plane collided with a commercial jet carrying 379 passengers and crew that was landing at Tokyo’s Haneda Airport.

At least 20 states have restricted gender transition care for minors. And 22 states are raising the minimum wage.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the war against Hamas in Gaza will go on for "many more months."

In Alabama, medical providers and people choosing in-vitro fertilization as a way to have children try to figure out what’s next after the Alabama Supreme Court decision that ruled embryos should be regarded as people.