A record number of wildfires burned more than 9 million acres in the U.S. this year, leaving behind charred trees and scorched vegetation.

A Spelman student’s concern her complaint was ignored sparks a broader conversation about sexual misconduct at Atlanta’s HBCUs.

Among shoppers considering certified vehicles, fewer than one in three said they knew exactly how they differed from ordinary used cars.

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Morehouse School of Medicine stepped into a major healthcare void by launching the Prostate Cancer Precision Prevention Program, known as PCP3.

Microsoft is dealing with a major outage affecting services like Outlook and Teams. The issue has impacted users, companies and some government operations globally.

Incarcerated men at the Sing Sing Correctional Facility have previewed a new docuseries on the history of the nation's criminal justice system.

Congresswoman Nikema Williams was arrested at the Georgia Capitol in 2018 for defending her constituents’ right speak up. Today, she celebrates a history making election.

Iran has told the U.N. nuclear watchdog that discussions on nuclear monitoring cannot proceed while the country is facing military threats.

Hundreds of people line up each night outside a charity-run food pantry in Havana, hoping for their only meal of the day. Doors open at 7 a.m.