The Latest Breaking News from Civil War

Native giraffes are once again roaming a national park in Angola, decades after they were driven to extinction in the country, most likely by its long-running civil war. Fourteen young giraffes were transported to Iona National Park from a game reserve in Namibia last week. Some Angolan giraffes, which are a subspecies…

Joe Biden, “together with a band of his closest thugs, misfits and Marxists, tried to destroy American democracy.”

A man unearthed a huge hoard of Civil War-era gold and silver coins on his Kentucky farm.

More than 100 people have been killed and tens of thousands displaced in ongoing violence that risks cleaving the state in two

Back in 2015, Guatemala's President Otto Perez Molina was forced to resign before being eventually found guilty of fraud and criminal conspiracy. His downfall seemed proof that impunity for corruption was not inevitable in a country plagued by 40 years of civil war. Perez was the prize catch of the…

Artifacts dating back to the Civil War’s Battle of Richmond in 1862 are being loaned to the city from a Madison County man.

Ian Poulter and Rory McIlroy found themselves on opposite sides of golf's civil war, and LIV Golf star Poulter has opened up on his relationship with his former Ryder Cup teammate.

Short handwritten note was for Charles Ellet Jr, who had written to US president for civil engineer corps during civil war

When I ask author James Lee Burke whether the rumor is true that he’s finally written a novel devoted to his brawling, beloved character Clete Purcel, he laughs heartily and pumps his fists in the air.

India’s remote northeastern state of Manipur is caught in a deadly conflict between two ethnic communities that have armed themselves and launched brutal attacks against one another

Benjamin Klene, 33, described the riots and police presence in the port city as ‘disturbing’ and ‘very tense’.