DOJ Scrutinizing Laws to See if They Discriminate Against Voters of Color

Tianwen-1 mission rover Zhurong has now been operational on the Red Planet for 28 Martian days since its successful touchdown on May 15.

Jill Biden, who has accompanied President Joe Biden to Cornwall, England, for the G7 Summit, met with the Duchess of Cambridge for an engagement at a school on Friday.

Raffensperger's wife, Tricia, revealed this week some of the measures they'd taken following death threats.

The YouTuber, who has found hundreds of tiny shark teeth and several whale skulls, began posting videos on his channel Mamlambo Fossils two years ago.

Workers unloading chemicals from a tank truck in southwest China were found unconscious following the chemical leak in the early hours of Saturday, according to a local government report.

"Iran has paid the minimum amount due," U.N. spokesman Farhan Haq said on Friday, according to Reuters.

Austin police have confirmed that there are multiple victims in a shooting in the downtown area of the city.

The legislation, introduced to the country's parliament on Thursday, would strictly prohibit school children from being exposed to content that encourages gender change or homosexuality.

"It doesn't look like it used to look," Yossi Cohen said of the cellar of Iran's nuclear Natanz facility.

The president of the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary said last year that critical race theory is "incompatible with" the SBC's Scripture-based theology.

Florida, Arkansas, Idaho and Oklahoma have all banned the academic theory, which examines the ways race and racism intersect with politics, culture and the law.

Twenty-one runners died in a tragedy that struck China during an ultramarathon, and 27 officials were given punishments and demotions for their lack of organizational response. One official was found dead days before receiving his own criminal punishment.