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Hannah Kobayashi, a Hawaii woman whose disappearance launched a widespread search, has released a statement days after being found safe. “I was unaware of everything that was happening in the media while I was away, and I am still processing […]

President-elect Donald Trump said he wants Kari Lake, a fierce ally who has denied the results of the 2020 US presidential election, to lead Voice of America – a federally funded global news outlet. Donald Trump made the announcement on

Kayaker who faked own death turns himself in to police A Wisconsin man who faked his own death and fled the country, leaving behind his wife and three children, is in police custody after turning himself in, authorities said on

Acclaimed poet and literary force Nikki Giovanni, who was at the forefront of the Black Arts Movement, and known across the world for her defiant yet endearing prose about race, gender, sex and love, has died. Giovanni, 81, died on

The Memphis Police Department uses excessive force and follows policies that discriminate against black people, the US justice department has said. This includes unnecessarily escalating encounters with some of the city’s “most vulnerable” residents, Kristen Clarke, assistant attorney general, said

More than10,000 people submitted name suggestions for Canada’s first-ever WNBA team and now the official moniker has been revealed – the Toronto Tempo. “Tempo is pace. It’s speed. It’s a heartbeat. And it’s what you feel when you step into

A Chinese national living in California has been arrested and charged with illegally sending weapons and ammunition from the US to North Korea, the justice department has said. Shenghua Wen is alleged to have “successfully” exported at least two shipments

US universities have been emailing international students and staff advising them to return to campus before President-elect Donald Trump takes office in January, amid concerns over his plans for mass deportations. “All international students are worried right now,” University of

A New York priest who let popstar Sabrina Carpenter film provocative scenes for a music video inside his church has been accused of mismanagement and stripped of his duties. Monsignor Jamie Gigantiello was relieved of “any pastoral oversight or governance