Northern Virginia will pass judgment on a trio of prosecutors in Democratic primaries Tuesday, part of a wave of big district attorney elections around the U.S.

Jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny appeared before a Russian court on Monday to defend himself against new charges of extremism that could extend his prison term by decades.

Hayward, Calif., apologized for its role in destroying a Black and Latino community in the 1960s. Some locals say the apology has done more harm than good.

Shootings erupted across the nation, in both rural and urban locations, on the last Sunday of meteorological spring, according to reports from authorities.

Five people, including a father and his two juvenile sons, were declared dead in the wake of a fire that destroyed a house in North Carolina on Sunday morning, authorities said.

Civil rights leader Rev. William J. Barber II delivered his last sermon as pastor of his North Carolina church Sunday, saying Juneteenth should be somber.

Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie called the Republican National Committee’s requirement for candidates to pledge support for the eventual nominee a “useless idea.”

Ukrainian forces have recaptured a village in the country’s southern Zapororizhzhia region, a Russian installed official said Sunday, in one of Ukraine’s first gains since it launched a counteroffensive earlier this month.

It was a brief glimmer of hope in otherwise bleak circumstances.

This map shows how at risk your neighborhood is during heat waves, according to the data.