UB women's basketball, which won the WNIT championship Saturday, made the deepest postseason run of any men’s or women’s ...

Over 1,400 protests against President Donald Trump and Elon Musk are expected across all 50 states on Saturday, organized by a pro-democracy movement in response to what organizers ...

Four people have been found dead, including a child, following a welfare check at a Georgia home. According to the Perry Police Department, a welfare check was conducted Friday evening at the ...

He held the mic loosely, like a tall can of Arizona Iced Tea. He had, in his typical beaming fashion, been charming and catching voters off guard all night. But here he turned serious. “In this city ...

Vouchers could broaden the potential pool of applicants and help existing families continue affording tuition, school leaders ...

The Faith by Plate Act ensures that public schools and state-owned or state-operated facilities, such as prisons and ...

A substitute security officer in Pasadena has been accused of duct-taping an 11-year-old girl's mouth shut at school because ...

With the Faith By Plate Act mandating halal and kosher meals be offered at places such as public schools, Muslim parents are ...

Idaho families come together to honor tradition, share a bounty of food, and celebrate new beginnings following the end of ...

On Monday, the Herricks Muslim Families organization held its sixth annual car parade to celebrate Eid, the Muslim holiday ...

The Arizona Muslims Alliance hosted the third annual Gilbert Eid festival on March 31. Eid marks the end of Ramadan, a month of fasting for Muslims.

But when we go further back in history and study women’s rights, we find that in fact – and perhaps surprisingly to some readers – Islam granted these very same rights over 1,500 years ago.