February 02, 2023

A search of Braxton Johnson’s apartment turned up two assault rifles and high-capacity ammunition magazines, all of which are illegal in California

‘We should not delay. And we will not be denied,’ Kamala Harris said to applause in Memphis, Tennessee. ‘It is non-negotiable’

It isn’t clear yet what the investigators are looking for by taking custody of the documents from his time as vice president and his decades in the Senate

A study calculates the average age of canine tumors, with longevity prompting vets to encourage preventive measures

Female workers are often judged for aspiring to leadership positions due to gender stereotypes, say experts

‘In our politics and in our lives, we too often see each other as opponents and not competitors,’ the president said

More than 400,000 customers in Texas still lacked power early Thursday, according to PowerOutage, a website tracking utility reports

There is an astonishingly broad selection of other critters who have felt the need to put reputations on the line to determine the meteorology in the dead of winter

The annual event in Punxsutawney, about 65 miles northeast of Pittsburgh, originated from a German legend about a furry rodent

Proposals in the French government’s reform include letting undocumented migrants regularize their legal status if they are engaged in certain trades

The 38th Jazz Plaza Festival filled the Cuban capital with long nights of rum and jam sessions in the company of extraordinary musicians

Anthony Lowe Jr, who lost both his legs last year after an incident with a Texas State Patrol trooper and was allegedly armed with a knife, was shot by police in Huntington Park

More than half of the children in the country have been displaced by the conflict with Russia. This photo essay highlights how the war has disrupted students’ education

Volodymyr Zelenskiy has vowed to push ahead with reforms to meet European standards on the eve of a major summit, but some member states are cool on Kyiv’s full accession

Dozens of ceramic vessels discovered in the Saqqara necropolis still contain instructions on how to prepare the dead for eternal life

Deafening cheers and chants greeted Francis on his last full day in Congo as he joined tens of thousands of young people at the Martyrs’ Stadium in the capital, Kinshasa

A crash on the A-7 near the southern city of Marbella sent €20,000 in cash flying out the window of a car. Nearby vehicles, including a bus, screeched to a halt as drivers raced to pick up the notes before the police arrived

Beyoncé, Kendrick Lamar, Harry Styles and Adele are the front-runners of the 65th Grammy Awards, which will be held at the Crypto Arena on February 5

On February 16, Lay’s Auctioneers will sell 32 letters that Lady Di sent to her friends, Susie and Tarek Kassem

Vladimir Putin’s party is rehabilitating the image of the former Soviet dictator and comparing the war in Ukraine with the bloody battle of World War II

The nation’s central bank said Thursday its new $5 bill would feature an Indigenous design rather than an image of King Charles III

Kim Jong-un could showcase his growing arsenal of nuclear-capable missiles next week as commercial satellite images indicate preparations for a huge military parade in Pyongyang