The 37-year-old woman was shot in the head in front of a family member in a neighborhood south of downtown Minneapolis, about a mile from where George Floyd was killed by police in 2020. Continue reading →
An impeachment inquiry is unlikely to get off the ground with Republicans holding a slim majority in the House. But a similar push also began slowly in 2017. Continue reading →
The guidelines emphasize consumption of fresh vegetables, whole grains, and dairy products, long advised as part of a healthy eating plan. Continue reading →
In the months after conservative activist Charlie Kirk was assassinated, the college-focused organization he left behind, Turning Point USA, has expanded its reach into hundreds of high schools, rousing gripes and accolades along the way. Continue reading →
Even with numerous state and local executive orders suspending red tape and streamlining construction, experts in disaster recovery say the rebuilding could take another five years or longer. Continue reading →
The only evidence of one sailboat was the top of a mast peeking out of the icy water. A fishing boat had tipped over sideways. Another vessel went down stern-first, its prow pointing straight up into the falling snow. Continue reading →
Doctors Without Borders, the international medical aid group, said Tuesday that Israel had ordered it to cease operations in the Gaza Strip after it failed to comply with new restrictions that include registration of all Palestinian employees and limits on criticism of Israel's conduct of the war. Continue reading →
In his opening remarks, Leo asked them to share what they considered to be the priorities that should guide him and the Holy See for the next year or two. Continue reading →
Attorney General Andrea Campbell's office argued that Cook was not entitled to receive "any money" for the unused vacation time because he was fired. Continue reading →
Clancy's lawyer said his client continues to battle “significant suicidal ideation” and remains under constant observation at the hospital. Continue reading →
Axelrod, who through philanthropy was at the forefront of pushing museums and exhibitions to feature historically underrepresented artists and artforms, died Saturday. Continue reading →
Axelrod, who through philanthropy was at the forefront of pushing museums and exhibitions to feature historically underrepresented artists and artforms, died Saturday. Continue reading →
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