Iron deficiency may be contributing to fatigue, brain fog and concentration problems in many adolescent girls and young women in the U.S., new research suggests.

HONG KONG — A pair of giant yellow ducks sailed into Hong Kong in early June, brightening its famous Victoria Harbor — only for one of them to deflate.

When the Supreme Court struck down college affirmative action programs, conservative Justice Clarence Thomas laid out his vision for a “colorblind Constitution”

Far-right former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro was barred Friday from running for office again until 2030 after a panel of judges concluded that he abused his power and cast unfounded doubts on the country’s electronic voting system.

A man who just finished serving most of a 15 year prison sentence in Florida has confessed to the fatal stabbings of a pregnant mother and her son in Alabama in 2002, authorities said Friday.

A suspect — Charles Becker, 33 — was arrested in October in the death of Mavis Kindness Nelson. He pleaded guilty and was set to be sentenced Friday.

Can a florist refuse service to a same-sex couple? Can a photographer decline to photograph working women? Experts parse the 303 Creative LLC v. Elenis decision

Higher education and civil rights leaders worry the Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action may embolden “those with hate in their minds” to disenfranchise students of color attending elite colleges.

While the debate over affirmative action often centers Asian Americans with the means to go to a highly selective private university, a higher share of the group goes to community college.

An Ohio man put a police officer in a chokehold — while also claiming the law enforcement agent “could’ve killed me” — after a wild confrontation at the Spirit Airlines counter at Orlando International Airport, officials said.