Discrimination against Dalits, the lowest stratum of a hierarchical system in India, is rampant to this day.

By most measures, Russia's year-long war in Ukraine has been an unremitting tragedy. For the climate, it's a little different.

The U.S. Forest Service has gotten approval to fly helicopters with sharpshooters into southwestern New Mexico to hunt down 150 feral cattle and shoot them from the air.

Roughly two-thirds of all Americans say abortion should be legal in most or all cases, up from 55% who agreed with that statement in 2010 to 65% last year, according to data released Thursday from the Public Religion Research Institute.

On Russian television, confusing viewers is the ultimate goal: "When you don't trust anything, you don't act."

“It’s another emerging technology that China knows it needs to be competitive,” says a Beijing-based IT consultant.

The Transportation Secretary has faced criticism for his response to the train derailment.

Meta and Twitter have come up with a new approach to tackling security issues: passing the cost on to users

Trump backers look to re-write findings of bipartisan Jan. 6 investigation. Democrats say the release poses a security risk.

After a year of bloodshed, China now says it sees the Russia-Ukraine war as a problem—and wants to play a role in ending it.