Fulton County, Ga., election workers Wandrea 'Shaye' Moss and Ruby Freeman tell the Jan. 6 committee of the toll of Trump's false claims about them.
A magnitude 6.1 earthquake was reported near Khōst, Afghanistan, according to the U.S. Geological Survey. The epicenter was further than 100 miles from a city.
Georgia's secretary of state testifies he fielded a flood of demands from Trump after the 2020 election to address alleged election fraud.
'Pressuring public servants into betraying their oath was a fundamental part of the playbook,' said committee Chairman Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.).
State officials from Arizona and Georgia testify in Jan. 6 hearing about the post-election pressure they received from Trump and his allies.
Homeless encampments now spill well beyond Portland's downtown core, dividing a city that has invested liberally in support services.
What went wrong with Roe vs. Wade, and why the court's effort to resolve the abortion controversy back in 1973 has instead led to decades of division.
He may not be recognized at Pride events nationwide, but Gene Ulrich set an LGBTQ first when he was elected mayor of a Missouri town in 1980.
U.S. attorney general visits to offer help in war crimes prosecutions. Moscow says death penalty for purportedly captive Americans can't be ruled out.
The death of two actors in the Millarworld comic book adaptation "The Chosen One" was an "unfortunate accident," producers said.
In celebration of Juneteenth, this week The Times presents episodes on the Black experience.
In parts of eastern Ukraine, the Ukraine military is not necessarily fighting on friendly ground.
After the Uvalde shooting, could an 'Emmett Till moment' change the gun debate?
At some point, Eastman changed for the worse. The man I remember became a full-on culture warrior.
Will inflation and energy woes crack Western unity over Ukraine? Putin likely hopes so.
As Russia retaliates for the West's sanctions over the war, the economic pain is adding to 'Ukraine fatigue' in the U.S. as well as Europe.
Hundreds walked down Crenshaw Boulevard to eat, dance and shop as they reflected on the historic day for Black people.
U.S. health officials recommended COVID-19 vaccines for infants, toddlers and preschoolers.
Actors Raymundo Garduño Cruz and Juan Francisco González Aguilar of the Netflix series 'The Chosen One' are killed in car crash in Baja California.
Spurred by the shooting tragedy in his hometown of Uvalde, Texas, Matthew McConaughey reveals he lobbied on Capitol Hill to urge centrist gun reform.
A town in California and another El Salvador look at each other with mixed emotions, a combination of gratitude and guilt.
LGBTQ rights are almost nonexistent in Singapore. But an annual Pride event draws thousands. We talk to activists about their struggle.
Ukraine is in a brutal artillery war, the kind not seen since World War I. Lacking better weapons, it is losing as many as 6,000 soldiers a month.
Recent attacks on Judge Miguel Ángel Gálvez are part of a broader campaign on Guatemala's courts that have forced nearly two dozen judges and prosecutors into exile.
How a team of cyber experts and lawyers came together in the days after the 2020 election to try to find information suggesting fraud, in an attempt to keep Trump in office despite his defeat.