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A Broward County deputy has since been placed on restrictive duty, but local officials want him fired.
Stop & Shop employees got a better contract from the 10-day strike, while the company lost millions of dollars.
The horrendous attack left hundreds of people dead and many more injured.
Watch comet debris burn up in the night sky.
The best way to curb greenhouse gas emissions and remove gases from the atmosphere is by storing carbon in natural ecosystems.
Hell is a factory town in Broadway’s terrific new Hadestown.
Sansa’s strongest wardrobe statement yet, explained.
The businessman has formally withdrawn from consideration.
A new poll finds that climate change is increasingly a key priority for younger people as 2020 approaches.
A familiar story in US politics: asymmetrical intensity.
A former accident investigator explains.
Meet the man declaring war on restaurant noise.
The church merch on offer also included $50 socks embroidered with the words “church socks.”
Why are the movies and TV shows we most worry will be spoiled for us always the most predictable ones?
A new NPR/Ipsos poll highlights a big gap in climate change education.