Iran 3 days ago Iran ramps up state executions amid nuclear talks with US Security experts are urging the U.S. to consider Iran's human rights abuses in its nuclear talks with Tehran as executions continue to escalate under Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian.
State Department 4 days ago State Dept defends human rights abuse report changes, says streamlined process eliminates 'political bias' A senior State Department official pushed back on NPR's reporting on changes to the 2024 Human Rights Report, saying the restructuring eliminates political bias.
Travel March 11 Archaeologists unearth rare artifacts beneath Harriet Tubman's family home Artifacts tied to American abolitionist Harriet Tubman were found by archaeologists at her father's home in Hanover, Maryland. Plates, pitchers, and bowls were found at the site.
South Africa February 10 Trump, South Africa in growing row over hotly contested land law, country's deals with US foes Trump’s executive order cutting aid and offering refugee status to South Africa’s Afrikaner farmers has caused a stir in the African country after passage of a controversial land bill.
US January 31 Howard University professor among victims in midair collision A Howard University professor and former Miss Kansas contestant known for her “bright smile" and “zest for life" was among the victims in Wednesday’s midair collision between an Army helicopter and an American Airlines plane near Reagan National Airport.
Sports January 24 Ambassador of Riley Gaines Center discusses 'violent' protests during fairness in women's sports rally A peaceful protest at the University of Washington turned "violent" as an ambassador for the Riley Gaines Center was set to speak about fairness in women's sports.
Opinion January 9 What Jimmy Carter’s genuine belief in humankind can teach us Jimmy Carter's life should remind us of what is possible when we lead with principle, tolerance and a steadfast belief in the power of honest dialogue.
Iran January 3 Iran executes over 1K prisoners in 2024, highest total in 30 years, report says A new report claimed Iran executed an unprecedented number of people in 2024. Most of the executions took place following the election of its new president in late July.
Obituary December 31 Jimmy Carter, 39th president, remembered for his integrity and devotion to humanity Former President Jimmy Carter served a single term but is perhaps best remembered for his devotion and decades of commitment to humanitarian causes.
Syria December 30 Uncovering the atrocities of the Assad regime at its 'death factory' on the hill Sednaya prison was the site where thousands of Syrians were tortured and killed under Assad’s regime. Investigators have uncovered mass graves, and are calling for justice.
Immigration December 26 ICE deports former high-ranking Somalian military official accused of torture and terror ICE officials in Washington, D.C., deported a former high-ranking Somalian military officer who allegedly carried out torture, terror and other human rights abuses on civilians.
Pennsylvania December 6 Pennsylvania GOP leaders will reintroduce bill to restrict transgender athletes in girls, women's sports Republican leaders in Pennsylvania are moving once again to attempt to restrict transgender athletes from competing against biological females in sports.
Canada December 1 Canadian town fined for refusing to celebrate Pride Month, fly rainbow flag A Canadian town near the U.S. border was fined $10,000 for failing to proclaim June as "Pride Month" and for refusing to fly a "rainbow flag" to celebrate pride.
NCAA November 28 Sports columnist claims ‘cisgender women’ are the ‘real threat’ in SJSU trans controversy With San Jose State's women's volleyball team in the Mountain West final amid forfeits, a USA Today columnist says those refusing to play SJSU are the "real threat."
Sports November 23 School district defends decision to ban parents who wore ‘XX’ wristbands at daughters’ game with trans athlete A New Hampshire school district defended their move to ban those who supported biological girls-only sports, citing a potential "threat."
Tennis November 9 Coco Gauff makes history in Saudi Arabia after previous 'reservations' about playing there After initially having "reservations" about playing in Saudi Arabia, Coco Gauff became the youngest player to win the WTA Finals since 2004.
Iran November 3 Iranian woman strips down in anti-hijab protest following vicious assault by regime militia A university student In Iran stripped down to her underwear in protest against the country's hijab laws after reports say she was assaulted by militia members for improperly wearing the garment.
Africa November 1 UN says widespread sexual violence in Sudan is 'deeply alarming' amid bloody civil war The brutal civil war in Africa's third largest country of Sudan has largely been overshadowed by the Mideast conflict. Rampant sexual violence is the latest issue faced by those fleeing the fighting.
Iran October 28 Iran reportedly executes California man amid ongoing execution spree: 'Murdered by the regime' The Islamic Republic of Iran's execution spree continues to target dissidents and critics amid its role as the world’s worst state sponsor of terrorism.
Media October 23 CNN's Clarissa Ward details her crew being held captive in Darfur by a militia group One of CNN's most prominent correspondents shared her harrowing experience she and her crew faced after being held captive by a militia group while in war-torn Sudan.
Caribbean October 23 Situation in Haiti worsens amid ‘acute violence’ as UN support mission falters under gang violence The gang violence in Haiti has gotten worse despite the deployment of U.N.-sanctioned international police officers, forcing mass displacement, hunger among millions and even famine for thousands of Haitians.
SPORTS October 23 Biological females have lost nearly 900 medals to trans athletes: UN report A study done by the United Nations says that through March 30 of this year, nearly 900 biological females have lost medals to trans athletes.
Golf October 21 Trans golfer discusses decision to stop competing against biological females: 'I'm not a woman' Transgender athlete Nicole Powers has vowed to not compete against biological females, saying there is an unfair advantage on the field.
SPORTS October 10 Apparel company calls out Nike for not supporting biological females amid trans inclusion in sports An apparel company, made to support biological females in sports, has called out Nike in a new ad for failing to protect girls and women from transgender athletes.
POLITICS October 2 Voters react to Gov. Tim Walz claiming abortion is a 'basic human right' Fox News Digital's dial group made up of independent, Democratic and Republican voters differed on Democratic Gov. Tim Walz's comments on abortion in Minnesota.
Children's Health September 27 Swiss court takes trans child away from parents over their objections to puberty blockers Parents living in Switzerland say they are in the fight of their lives after a court removed their trans teenager to government custody following their objection to placing her on puberty blockers.
Afghanistan September 26 Taliban dismiss discrimination accusations as 'absurd' despite banning women from public in Afghanistan The Taliban have called accusations of gender discrimination "absurd" as four countries pledge to hold Afghanistan accountable for its treatment of women under international law.
VIDEO August 24 We're 'waking people up to the reality' of human trafficking: Tony Robbins 'City of Dreams' executive producer Tony Robbins and filmmaker Mohit Ramchandani preview their film about human trafficking on 'One Nation.'
SPORTS July 3 Ex-NFL reporter says trans inclusion in women's sports is 'insanity' Former NFL reporter Michelle Tafoya said on OutKick's "Don't @ Me" that allowing transgenders in girls' and women's sports is "insanity."
Crime June 26 Border smugglers use social media to brag about trafficking migrants to US: ‘This is criminal,’ expert says Human smugglers are using social media apps to boast about helping migrants cross into the U.S. and gloat about the ease with which they evade authorities
