Social-distancing orders have made it difficult to gather on land, so supporters of President Donald Trump have shifted to the seas. Pro-Trump boat parades, some boasting thousands of

Migrant workers in the United States are sending money back home to Mexico on a pace to total $40 billion this year, setting a new record. Mexican families

BY THE HUB DALLAS — A newly created position at 10 schools will leverage data, partnerships, trainings and support to ensure all students–and especially Black students–have equitable access to services, representation

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By KAT STAFFORD WASHINGTON (AP) — Tears streamed down Brooke Moreland’s face as she watched tens of thousands gather on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial to decry systemic racism

A meat supplier was violently attacked in Gurugram, near India’s capital New Delhi, after a group of so-called vigilantes suspected him of transporting beef. Cows are revered and worshipped

An inn in western Japan is offering guests a furry companion they can take home with them at checkout. Called My Cat Yugawara, the inn in the hot

Born: August 23, 1920, in Bosqueville, Texas PARENTS: Richard Winn, Sr. and Girtha Casel Winn, both deceased. NOTE: They moved to Bosqueville, Texas, from a small town by

The coronavirus pandemic and the national lockdown that followed brought organ transplants in India to a complete standstill. But as cities begin to unlock in phases and hospitals