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The lawsuit names the Newport News School Board and several school district officials, including former Superintendent George Parker III, as defendants

City leaders insist policing reforms ensured protests following the killing of Patrick Lyoya by a white police officer last April did not devolve into violence and destruction. But the community believes the changes have been superficial

In a call with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, Blinken conveyed ‘grave concern’ over the Kremlin’s detention of journalist Evan Gershkovich on espionage allegations

The former president is facing multiple charges of falsifying business records, including at least one felony offense, in the indictment handed up by a Manhattan grand jury

Confirmed or suspected tornadoes struck 11 states and destroyed homes and businesses, splintered trees and lay waste to neighborhoods

With the top three parties expected to each get around 20% of the vote in Sunday’s election, no party is in position to form a government alone

Blogger Vladlen Tatarsk, who had supported the fighting in Ukraine and was speaking at a patriotic discussion event, was killed in the blast

The electric car, SUV and heavy truckmaker said it delivered 422,875 vehicles worldwide from January to March, up from just over 310,000 a year ago

The move would likely raise oil prices, further straining relations between Riyadh and Washington as the world copes with inflation fueled in part by the war in Ukraine

Hutchinson is the first Republican to enter the presidential race since Trump became the only former U.S. president to ever face criminal charges

Japan’s Foreign Minister Yoshimasa Hayashi is making a two-day visit to China, becoming Japan’s first diplomat to make the trip in more than three years as frictions grow between the countries

Mexican women face a scenario that resembles the U.S., where more than a dozen states – including Texas — have imposed sweeping abortion bans

More than seven years later, Republicans are still trying to figure out how to campaign against the former president

Authorities haven’t shared any evidence linking Audrey Hale’s gender identity to the motive for the attack, which killed three children and three adults at The Covenant School last week

Blame geography for the United States getting hit by stronger, costlier, more varied and frequent extreme weather than anywhere on the planet

Rejected by its voters, ostracized by its protesters and now rebuked by its jurors, the people of the Big Apple have one more thing to splash the former president’s name on: Indictment No. 71543-23

Both justice and peace appear to be only remote possibilities today, and the conflicting relationship between the two is a quandary at the heart of a March 17 decision by the International Criminal Court to seek the Russian leader’s arrest

Over 2,400 candidates from 22 parties were vying for the 200 seats in the Nordic country’s parliament, the Eduskunta

The Vatican on Saturday said Francis would preside at the Holy Week ceremonies, which culminate with Easter Sunday Mass in the square on April 9

News organizations that report from Russia are wondering about the risks after a Wall Street Journal reporter was arrested on espionage charges there

Aides are mindful that Donald Trump has just been indicted, and they say Biden will look to time his announcement to a point when he won’t share the political spotlight with the Republican

A new Republican majority in the House is itching for a spending showdown. They blame what they view as excessive federal spending for inflation and for the growing national debt

The deal will begin this summer and will last at least through the 2028-29 season

Since the legislation was signed by President Joe Biden last summer, the number of mass shootings in the United States has only grown

Tsai framed the trip as a chance to show Taiwan’s commitment to democratic values globally

Kyiv faces a key tactical question: How can the Ukrainian military dislodge Kremlin forces from land they are occupying?

The uncertain future of a union of Switzerland’s two global banks comes at a thorny time for national identity