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The Taliban fired warning shots to break up a women’s protest over travel restrictions and other poor treatment recently in Kabul.

The final numbers will not come in until early next year, but the U.S. will likely have more deaths in 2021 than in 2020, which had the most ever.

About 60 meters below the surface in a mining area of Western Australia scientists were excited to see an insect with over 1,000 legs.

Syrian Kurd Bushra walked for days to get through Belarus and Poland even with a hurt leg. She suffered the pain hoping to start a new life in a place where she could be free.

At the beginning of 2021, students were still taking classes by video and many stayed at home. By the autumn, most colleges fully opened. Among other stories, historically black colleges gained attention.

35-year-old Gabriel Boric won Chile’s presidential election Sunday, defeating Jose Antonio Kast. The two were the top vote-getters after November's presidential election.

Colleges and universities in the U.S. said they will end the first part of the school year early because of rising numbers of COVID-19 cases.

The drug company Pfizer said Tuesday it has a pill that works well to treat COVID-19 symptoms, including those that come from the Omicron variant.

At least 90 people died Friday across six U.S. states as strong winter storms created tornadoes. In the past, tornadoes were mostly a summer event. What is changing?

When smoke from wildfires blew through California’s famous winemaking area of Napa during the summer of 2020, many grape-growers worried their fruit would not taste good.