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'The Memory of the Nation,' a multimedia exhibition, marks the 100th anniversary of the creation of Czechoslovakia by focusing on the nation's experience with two totalitarian regimes in the turbulent 20th century: the Nazi occupation in World War II and Communist rule
Voter photo ID requirements have been pushed by Republicans in numerous states as a means of preventing fraud
The Committee to Protect Journalists reports that 43 journalists have been killed in the line of their work so far in 2018
Cost nearly a four-fold increase over city's winning bid in 2013, which report said projected costs of 829 billion yen, or $7.3 billion at current exchange rate of 113 yen to the dollar
In Michigan, surveys show the public's receptiveness to marijuana legalization tracks similarly with nationwide polling that finds about 60 percent support
If there are more female-directed and -written projects or #MeToo-adjacent story lines, it's likely not because of #MeToo, but a byproduct of other factors
Hacking computer networks, poisoning, election meddling — it's hard to keep track of all the Russian spies and agents suspected of committing crimes abroad on the Kremlin's behalf
While Russian influence is most obvious in Balkans, an upsurge of populism in Central Europe has also played into Moscow’s hands
President says he wants more industry and more energy and wants to help farmers and refiners
Some ballots can be submitted by mail on Election Day, and those don't typically reach election officials until several days later
Waiver posted online lists 11 locations where government plans to install gates in existing fencing
Vulnerabilities found within the systems included being able to turn a weapon on or off, affect missile targeting, adjust oxygen levels or manipulate what controllers see on their computer screens
Russian space agency says the mysterious hole that appeared in a Russian Soyuz capsule docked to the International Space Station was deliberately drilled
A refugee camp in Jordan of 80,000 people displaced from Syria has been the program's core work, with 5,000 children now playing soccer
It's unclear if Marinova's murder is linked to her work, but her show tackled a sensitive probe into the misuse of EU funds — a topic no one else would touch
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe met with Myanmar's leader Aung San Suu Kyi on Tuesday
Officials from Britain, Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland, Morocco, with the US in attendance, differed on how best to tackle Europe's migrant influx
Vote, which aimed to make it harder to legalize same-sex marriage, was voided because of low turnout
In first one-on-one interview since Meng Hongwei went missing, Grace Meng denied bribery allegations against her husband, and told AP that speaking out about his disappearance was placing her 'in great danger'
Cash transfer program resumed Sunday, providing vital aid to some of the most impoverished people in Yemen
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