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Madie Scott worked as a sharecropper first in her home state of Georgia and then in Florida, where she believed she could make more money.

A Labor Department report showed that hiring slowed while the number of people who quit jobs in August grew from the previous month.

If we're ever going to break or bend history's vicious repetitions, then we need to be honest about how we as a country got here—and part of that is teaching and embracing critical race theory.

States facing the highest risk of tornadoes on Wednesday include Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and Tennessee.

Comedian and Georgia resident Corey Ryan Forrester calls out right-wing propaganda on social media.

A statue honoring Confederate General Robert E. Lee was quietly removed from the U.S. Capitol overnight Sunday, but statues honoring Confederate leaders and others with racist pasts remain—months after leaders of Congress urged their removal.

Regional totals of confirmed cases across the country range from around 144,300 to over 668,000, as of Wednesday.

A legendary rocker explains how the music industry and the fight for racial justice have always been intertwined.

"It's not a matter of friendship," former North Korean soldier Oh Chong Song said, not blaming his ex-compatriots for shooting him five times as he fled to South Korea.

"I lost badly here in South Carolina," Sanders said during a meeting earlier this year with the Legislative Black Caucus.

Fixated on the unachievable goal of full nuclear disarmament, the U.S. risks of missing its chance to shape how a future unified Korea will look like.

Police have urged members of the public who have seen a "suspicious animal" to contact them.

Researchers discovered vegetation and wildlife thriving on the newly formed island.

Study of shark carcasses discovered in 2017 indicate the presence of "super predator" killer whales.

Part of the South could see up to three inches of snow as an Arctic cold front sweeps from the Midwest across the South and Northeast.

The comments were made as President Donald Trump's relationship with China deteriorates.

A Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson said the country "will continue to take necessary measures to safeguard our national sovereignty and security."

It wouldn't be the first time—the South Carolina GOP canceled a presidential primary in 2004, when President George W. Bush ran for re-election.

Pastor John Gray said in a video he wasn't a "pulpit pimp" or "prosperity preacher."

The driver was injured in the fire but the extent of the injuries is not known.

Seoul's Defense Ministry said that the "inter-Korean field verification was held in a friendly atmosphere."

Stephanie Sebby-Strempel admitted the charge.

The Summerville Fire Rescue also worked to put out a fire allegedly set by the Christmas decoration arson suspect.

A new lawsuit alleges the former volunteer sexually abused up to 14 other children.

North and South Korea have both destroyed 10 guard posts on the demilitarized zone, hoping to reduce tensions and work toward peace.

The dynamics of "Love Unification: Southern Man, Northern Woman" take on new meaning as the two countries search for peace.

A recent South Korea court ruling has stirred anger in Japan just as the U.S. may need them both the most in order to advance peace talks with North Korea.

South Africa's constitution amendment is part of an ongoing and contentious debate about how to make land ownership in the country more equitable.

"As six were added to the two given as a gift, this is a great fortune. I hope inter-Korean affairs will be like this" South Korea's Moon Jae-in tweeted.

Critics of the president said the move "is illegal and goes against the constitution," while supporters said it's what the people want.