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Spates of deadly violence impacted several U.S. cities to start 2023, outpacing the same period in 2022.

The march will begin on the National Mall at noon and will feature speeches from prominent figures such as U.S. House Majority Leader Steve Scalise and Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch, who won the case Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization that led to the Supreme Court overturning Roe.

“We need to lead with this by making all of these protections permanent in the Florida statutes," said DeSantis.

White women's wages were converging relative to white men's at a rate of 0.70 percentage points per year before the passage of the '93 Family Medical Leave Act.

Nearly 6,000 migrants have been prevented from illegally entering Hungary in less than three weeks, according to officials.

Census data for three counties in China’s southeast Sichuan Province revealed that the population drop during the first year of the pandemic was as high as 22 percent.

So-called conspiracy theorists "think that the CEOs here are gathering to make you take vaccines and to eat bugs."

There were more than just warning signs that went unnoticed during gay activists William Dale Zulock Jr. and Zachary "Zack" Jacoby Zulock's expedited adoption process.

Meta representative says company is "constantly evolving our policies to help make our platforms safer for everyone."

Connecticut Democrats are working to lower the physical fitness requirements for female firefighters, saying that less onerous standards will make fire departments "more diverse."