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The country's longest-running weekly rodeo can be found in the Garden State. That's not as strange as it sounds.

A new documentary from The New York Times explores the contentious career and business of the Florida-based physician.

A shocking new video shows the utter devastation of Anne Heche's deadly high-speed crash into a Los Angeles home.

What early feminists understood about the importance of pursuing desire on one's own terms.

Ukrainian forces badly want to to retake the southern region of Kherson from Russian invaders, but Moscow retains a potentially overwhelming advantage.

The anti-conservation, Trump convert is on the cusp of defeating Jan. 6 committee member Liz Cheney.

What insights does the battle over women's education offer into the way the group rules Afghanistan?

Nine members and associates of the Genovese and Bonanno families were charged with racketeering in a case that centered on the use of secret gambling parlors in Queens and Long Island.

The peninsula, which Moscow seized from Ukraine in 2014, has been a critical staging ground for the Russian invasion.

At least 41 people died from smoke inhalation and a stampede when a fire swept through a Coptic Orthodox church on Sunday. The church said a generator started the blaze.

Her polarizing TikTok video has racked up 7 million views -- and sparked a raging debate about how appropriate it is to expose children to this situation.

More than 100,000 buildings in Ukraine have been destroyed in the war. Volunteers are clearing away the rubble -- and partying while they do it.

As Ms. Palin seeks the state's lone House seat in elections on Tuesday, voters appeared torn on whether she remained committed to them or had abandoned them for national fame.

A potent finale showed why "Better Call Saul" was more than "Breaking Bad 2."

Econ 101 meets economic -- and political -- reality.

Climate change gets caught up in the culture war.

An Alabama killer put to death last month was put through "3 hours of pain and suffering" in what may have been "the longest execution ever," according to a human rights group that funded an independent autopsy.

Immigration officials stopped more than 175,000 Cuban migrants who entered the US since October.

Development is finally underway in the Six Corners area near Chicago's Portage Park neighborhood, bringing sighs of relief from residents.

'I think that's an insult to Banana Republics across the country,' Hines said

The retired fire captain needed to leave the stand three times during his testimony, according to reports.

Jesuits established a trust to answer for their history of enslaving Black people. But frustrated descendants tell Rome the order is "not delivering in deed."