Scenes from America’s largest wildfire
On the front lines of the largest active wildfire in the country, hundreds of firefighters from numerous states have struggled to beat back a blaze
The United States is also preparing to begin evacuating thousands of Afghan applicants for special immigration visas
Distrustful of the elite coming from the capital, angry men tried to block the arrival of mourners from outside the city
A New York police sergeant attacked two handcuffed suspects while making arrests, the authorities said
US to pass legislation this week increasing the number of State Department special immigrant visas for the people of Kabul under the threat of Taliban
The difficult year deepened racial and ethnic disparities in life expectancy, with Black and Hispanic Americans losing nearly two more years than white Americans
Inspector General's office may revise the objective as the evaluation proceeds, it said
'They were people who you had prayed with.' A congregation and its priest, their faith tested, focus on healing and remembering their lost parishioners
The official result of the Jun 6 runoff had been delayed by appeals from Fujimori over voter fraud
Thousands of Native American children attended US boarding schools designed to “civilize the savage.” Many who lived are reclaiming their identity
