Associated Press

Security forces in Myanmar again use force to disperse anti-coup protesters, a day after the U.N. special envoy urged Security Council action.

Mark Pavelich, a player on the 1980 U.S. gold-medal winning “Miracle on Ice” team has died at a mental illness treatment facility.

Mexico City has launched the first of what it hopes will be several aerial tramways in the poorer outskirts of the city of 9 million.

Marie Tippit was one of the last direct links to the JFK assassination.

The digital giant has been working on proposals to remove from Chrome so-called third-party cookies — snippets of code used by a website’s advertisers to record browsing history.

The two-time Pro Bowl cornerback was the first Black sports analyst on national television.

A writer who was chosen to translate Amanda Gorman’s work into Dutch has declined the assignment folowing criticism that a white author was selected.

Collin Morikawa shook off an early mistake and played a steady hand the rest of the way to win the PGA Workday Championship.

The U.N. Human Rights Office says it has ‘credible information’ that 18 have been killed and over 30 wounded in a crackdown on anti-coup protesters in Myanmar.

The Supreme Court is telling California’s Santa Clara County that it can’t enforce a ban on indoor religious worship services put in place because of the coronavirus pandemic.