Many participating in protest were from Bridgeview which has one of metropolitan Chicago's largest Palestinian populations
Police in Cali reportedly opened fire on demonstrators who were protesting tax reforms
The president said that education was the key to the country's dominance and that people needed classes beyond high school for the nation to be global
Officer who shot 20-year-old during traffic stop has resigned
Residents of town known for resisting government forces and police
No suspect information was immediately available; several people were in police custody but their possible involvement in the shooting was still under
Bloody crackdown against demonstrators tightens as scheduled court appearance by deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi cancelled because of blocked internet
Police and security forces fired live rounds into a crowd of protesters in the town of Bago, near Yangon, killing one protester, and later in the day
Protesters march after US officials suggest Prime Minister Abiy's government responsible for atrocities and human suffering in Tigray
Security forces leave Sanchaung district, allowing hundreds of youths to leave unhurt after UN and U.S. urge restraint
UN and US urge restraint against youths barricaded inside residential apartments
Lawmakers have given final approval to a bill that will legalize marijuana for adult recreational use
UN special representative for Myanmar warns of potential for violence on a greater scale from growing military presence
At least 55 people arrested in violent rallies in Amsterdam and Eindhoven
A group of about 150 smashed windows and spray-painted anarchist symbols
A bipartisan resolution introduced Wednesday in the Georgia House seeks to replace a statue of a slave owner with one of the late congressman and civi
The statue was created to celebrate the freeing of enslaved people in America and was based on Archer Alexander, a Black man who escaped slavery, help
The former plantation home of the first U.S. president in Alexandria, Virginia, is lit up at night with jewel-colored lights during the season
Protests come amid signs that coronavirus pandemic is worsening, claims of suppressed case numbers
Forty-five others were injured in violence that followed arrest of opposition presidential candidate Robert Kyagulanyi, also known as Bobi Wine
Demonstrators demand resignation of President Alexander Lukashenko, call for new elections
Insolite. Au matin de ce lundi 2 novembre les habitants de la commune Spijkenisse, près de Rotterdam, ont été témoin d'un spectacle étonnant en déambu
It is the latest anti-government protest fueled by a disputed election 12 weeks ago
Renewed anti-government rallies converged on Sunday to mark a year since mass unrest over corruption and widespread deprivation in oil-rich Iraq
curfew in Nigerian city relaxed Saturday following days of unrest
Nigeria's military denies that uniformed men, seen in social media videos firing on unarmed protesters, were their troops
Eyewitnesses tell of multiple casualties late Tuesday night in West African nation's largest city//
The protest defied a ban on mass rallies in the capital, that the government said was imposed to stop the spread of the coronavirus
Officials say situation occurred on last day of voter registration before November 3 election
Protest organizers dubbed the event 'Indigenous Peoples Day of Rage,' in response to Monday's federal holiday named after 15th-century Italian explore
A legal trailblazer and champion of women's rights, she became the high court's second female justice in 1993
Detentions come as around 2,000 people marched through the city demanding that President Alexander Lukashenko step down
Thousands of people have been detained over five weeks of protests triggered by the contested August 9 election
Women, others protest jailing of opposition leader Maria Kolesnikova
Protesters who were laid off by UNMISS vendor PANCROP block the gates of the UNMISS compound in Bor for a second straight day
Mass rally organized by family of victim Jacob Blake and activists
Demonstrators take to the streets after a Black man was shot in the back by police
Protests come after killing of protest leaders, and explosion in Nasiriyah's central Haboubi Square
Demonstrators demand resignations of political leaders days after deadly explosion
Protests held on school, university campuses in Bangkok and other cities
Two groups yelled and chanted at each other from across the street, but no violence was reported
Authorities arrested 48 people during the unrest
The protesters had begun marching from Tahrir to nearby Tayaran Square chanting about worsening power cuts during a heat wave
The unrest Saturday and Sunday stemmed from the weeks of protests over racial injustice and the police treatment of people of color
The confrontation comes a day after issuance of temporary restraining order against federal agents
Crews used large crane to remove statue from its pedestal as small crowd gathered to watch
Participants, mainly younger Thais, demand a new constitution, new parliamentary elections and an end to repressive laws
Police used batons to beat people and made at least a dozen arrests
Officials in the northwestern US state of Oregon oppose federal troop presence in response to nightly anti-racism and police brutality demonstrations
Officials in the northwestern US state of Oregon oppose federal troop presence in response to nightly anti-racism and police brutality demonstrations
The demonstration in Beaumont-sur-Oise is honoring Adama Traoré, who died in 2016 after an arrest in circumstances that remain unclear
Demonstrators demand government keep promise to create jobs in southern Tatouine region
About 500 march against constitutional reforms allowing Putin to stay in power for 16 more years
Protests over handling of pandemic have evolved into anti-government demonstrations
Ashe became the first Black player selected to the US Davis Cup team and was the only Black man to ever win the singles title at the US Open, Wimbledo
Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart's statue taken down in Virginia's capital city
Governor Larry Hogan says removal of controversial statues should be considered in a legal process, not through 'lawlessness'
After pulling down statue, they threw it into city's Inner Harbor
The statue had been the focus of a standoff earlier in the week between its supporters and Black Lives Matter protesters who wanted it removed
People object to 6-year prison term for journalist Svetlana Prokopyeva