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A Mississippi grand jury has declined to indict anyone in the death of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old Black teenager found dead off the coast in early July.
US President Trump announces D.C. arch will double as a military complex, sparking concerns over approval process and national security.
Journalist Jim Acosta, once barred from the White House, discusses the recent media ban and its implications.
Two of America's finest orchestras, the San Francisco Symphony and the Los Angeles Philharmonic, have announced their new music directors: Elim Chan and Daniel Harding.
Harare vendors use coded whistles, WhatsApp networks, mobile stalls and hidden stock to evade municipal enforcement and return to streets.
Researchers find an amoeba that thrives in extremely hot temperatures, pushing the limits of complex life.
Controversial businessman Wicknell Chivayo says there is no feud with Advocate Lewis Uriri after the lawyer rejected gifts worth US$350,000.
Controversial businessman Lawrence Mudzinganyama attributes viral confrontation at Sandton restaurant to spiritual attack, disputes Zimbabwean nationality
Zimbabwe's Supreme Court has struck off an application by the Zimbabwe Diamond and Allied Minerals Workers Union and two employees seeking to revive an appeal against the dismissal of the...
Unarmed community response teams, made up of mental health clinicians and peer support specialists, are being dispatched to 911 calls in place of police officers in nearly 100 US cities.
Voters in several US states, including Missouri, Nevada, Idaho and Virginia, will decide on abortion rights in the upcoming general election.
OpenAI's AI model solves Navier-Stokes problem, but mathematicians struggle to grasp solution
