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Rice farmer Hwang Seong-yeol and four other South Korean growers have sued the state utility Korea Electric Power Corp. and its power-generating subsidiaries, alleging their reliance on coal and other fossil fuels has accelerated climate change and damaged their crops

Vance defended the administration as it continues to face political liabilities over the economy and the president’s past association with Jeffrey Epstein

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CFP selection committee chairman Mack Rhoades has been replaced by Arkansas athletic director Hunter Yurachek following an announcement that Rhoades had stepped down from the role and taken a leave of absence as the athletic director at Baylor while the school investigates unspecified allegations against him

Students in Florida’s public schools will soon be learning an interpretation of McCarthyism and the Cold War that is steeped in rhetoric of that era

A U.S. proposal to provide a United Nations mandate for an international stabilization force in Gaza is facing opposition from Russia, China and some Arab countries

A specialty court in Las Vegas once covered minor crimes originating from the Strip and another popular tourism hub in Southern Nevada

The Rev. Jesse Jackson is in the hospital with a rare neurological disorder

Salim Toorabally’s actions on the night saved many lives

IN FOCUS: A decade ago today, gunmen stormed into Paris’ famed concert hall and opened fire on 1,500 people. James C. Reynolds looks at how France was shaken by the massacre

Fans of Danmei same-sex romance stories in China say the government is cracking down harder than ever on the popular genre