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The Russian military is conducting a simulated nuclear attack while the upper house of government revokes its ratification of a treaty banning nuclear testing.

The Russian armed forces carried out a simulated nuclear attack during a drill led by President Vladimir Putin on Wednesday, following a vote by the upper house of parliament to withdraw the country’s ratification of a global nuclear test ban. The legislation to terminate the ratification process for the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty was

The WRAL documentary “Ghosts in the Stadium” explores the mysterious histories of four famous football stadiums in the Carolinas.

The latest endeavor by WRAL Documentary focuses on Ghosts in the Stadium, a historical film delving into the untold histories of four renowned football stadiums in the Carolinas and their connections to the troubling legacy of race relations in America. Cristin Severance, a producer for WRAL’s investigative documentary, and Chris Lea, a sports anchor for

The attorney general of Tennessee has filed a lawsuit against the federal government regarding a rule on abortion that restricts funding.

The chief legal officer of Tennessee has stated that the federal government is unjustly withholding a large sum of money designated for family planning. This is due to the state’s decision not to follow federal regulations that require clinics to offer abortion referrals, as the state currently has a ban on the procedure. Earlier this

Hyundai plans to conduct software-upgrade workshops across the United States for cars that have been targeted by thieves.

Hyundai announced on Wednesday that they will establish “mobile clinics” at five locations in the United States. These clinics will offer anti-theft software upgrades for cars that have become a popular target for thieves due to a technique that has gained popularity on TikTok and other social media platforms. The car company from South Korea

In the third quarter, Meta, the parent company of Facebook, saw a significant rise in profits due to an increase in advertising earnings.

Meta, the parent company of Facebook, reported strong earnings in the third quarter due to a rise in advertising earnings and reduced costs following a large-scale reduction in workforce. The results from Alphabet’s report on Tuesday exceeded expectations, indicating a recovery in both earnings and revenue growth. This suggests that the online advertising market is

The game of cricket for women is expanding in North Carolina, but it may face obstacles in growing throughout the rest of the United States.

By Emmy Trivette, WRAL contributor 22 female players ran, hit, and threw on the grass at the inaugural 2021 USA Cricket Women’s Regional Championships. The hot sun shone down on this momentous occasion for women’s cricket in the United States, while Aparna Bhadriraju enjoyed the refreshing experience of playing alongside her daughter for their nation.

A recent study discovered that there was a small increase in the number of abortions in the United States following the implementation of post-Roe regulations.

A recent survey discovered that the overall number of abortions performed in the United States increased slightly in the 12-month period following the implementation of state-wide bans on them at any stage of pregnancy. The recent report by the Society of Family Planning, an organization that supports access to abortion, reveals a significant decrease in

According to Phillips, the ACC basketball tournament will probably not include all teams in the future, as reported by WRALSportsFan.com.

By Brian Murphy, WRAL Sports investigative reporter Charlotte, N.C. Can you imagine an ACC men’s basketball tournament without NC State, North Carolina, or Duke? According to ACC commissioner Jim Phillips, the ACC could potentially proceed with 18 teams in the future. The ACC, which currently has 15 teams, will include Cal, SMU, and Stanford in

Unfortunately, there is some negative news regarding the Hurricanes as their player Brett Pesce will be out for several weeks due to an injury. This update can be found on WRALSportsFan.com.

Raleigh, N.C. The Carolina Hurricanes have revealed that defenseman Brett Pesce will be out of commission for two to four weeks due to a lower-body injury. This update was announced on Wednesday. Pesce has been inactive since October 19 and underwent a surgical procedure on Tuesday. “Unfortunately, I have some unfortunate news,” stated Coach Rod

The George W. Bush Institute urges Congress to maintain funding for the life-saving AIDS program, which amounts to billions of dollars.

The George W. Bush Institute is urging Congress to continue funding a global HIV/AIDS program that has been credited with saving millions of lives. Billions of dollars for the program are currently in a state of uncertainty. The former Republican president’s institute issued a plea to Congress on Wednesday, urging them to continue funding the