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New MUSC COVID data show rise of BA.2 subvariant and its offshoot, BA.2.12.1.

The alleged killer said he was radicalized online — civil rights leaders say it's time to force media platforms to police their content

The conspiracy theory has evolved from a fringe European idea into a racist concept that’s been customized for American politics.

A state audit paints a “disturbing picture” of bias and discrimination in law enforcement agencies in the state.

Newswatch 16's Courtney Harrison spoke with the local police on the front lines of that fight.

More than six weeks into its invasion of Ukraine, the Russian military is hindered by an inability to gain air supremacy, supply chain breakdowns, and dangerously low morale. Our panelists discuss the state of Russia's military and the effect on the war in Ukraine.

Experts in masculinity and extremism say Tucker Carlsons program is giving dangerous white supremacist online narratives a mainstream platform.

Former Secretary of State Kerry calls climate change one of the biggest threats facing the nation.

Join the Intelligence Project for a conversation on Ukraine with Prime Minister Janez Jansa, who met with President Zelensky in Ukraine in March and has been a strong advocate for European support for Ukraine.

Billing or older, and pressure for him to push out the ukraine. a leading security experts warning that the russian leader could launch cyberattacks against key sectors of americas economy in response to these punishing sanctions. this is the director of harvards intelligence project. >> they view the economic sanctions weve taken as economic warfare. they are in a position to launch cyberattacks on targets you might expect and targets you might not. i would be wary of attacks on targets that mi...