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Declaring bankruptcy only lets the Boy Scouts continue to hide from their accusers.
“We have never seen anything like this.”
Sen. Dianne Feinstein called the removals “as clear a case of retribution as I’ve seen during my 27 years in the Senate.”
Witnesses broke down in tears, and one appeared to have a panic attack on the stand.
Your guide to making life just a bit easier.
At least three people were injured Sunday in a stabbing attack on Streatham High Road in South London.
A healthy relationship begins with a commitment to self-work.
Some trans people with criminal records must legally go by their former name in 17 states. These lawsuits challenge that.
Roe v. Wade had a good run.
Author Chani Nicholas discusses astrology’s connection to social change and our desire to be seen.
Two officers were killed, and two people were wounded in a Honolulu incident involving a shooting, a stabbing, and a devastating fire.
Reporter German Lopez is looking into America’s notoriously opaque addiction treatment industry, which affects thousands of people each year.
Puerto Rico has faced days of aftershocks following a 6.4-magnitude earthquake Tuesday, and was hit with a 5.9-magnitude shock Saturday.
Congress rebukes the president on Iran; a ceasefire in Libya falls through.
Video suggests Ukrainian plane crash was caused by an Iranian missile; Puerto Rico stays in the dark.
McConnell is ready to move on impeachment; Spain’s parliament approves a new government.
Picking a jury for Harvey Weinstein; a confusing letter about withdrawal from Iraq.
The church’s proposed splintering is one of the most drastic responses to marriage equality.
The fallout from Soleimani’s killing; an attack at an Indian university.
Iran-US tensions escalate with airstrike against IRGC general; vape ban leaves a few exemptions.
2020 sees the beginning of new state laws; Iraqi protesters vacate their sit-in of the US Embassy in Baghdad.
Five wounded in attack on rabbi’s Hanukkah celebration; truck explosion in Somalia proves deadly.
Five people were stabbed at a rabbi’s home during a Hanukkah celebration in Monsey, New York.
Two churchgoers were killed, as was the suspected gunman.
Surprise bills, Medicare-for-all, and more.
“I have never faced a fight quite like the one I have now,” Lewis said.
The House votes on a big trade deal; a former military leader sentenced to death in Pakistan.
Congress agrees on a budget; Australian wildfires at risk of growing with a heat wave.
A historic day for President Trump; Algerians continue to protest after a presidential election.
Boeing halts production of the 737 Max; the Vatican brings an end to a confidentiality practice for sexual abuse cases.
UN climate talks fail to produce strong resolution; 2020 census problems are only growing.
Before leaving office, Bevin pardoned a number of people incarcerated for violent crimes, a decision Democrats slammed and Mitch McConnell called “completely inappropriate.”
Full House vote on impeachment coming soon; UK vote leaves Johnson in the clear and Corbyn out of a job.
Weinstein’s latest attempt to settle; Netanyahu to resign from minister positions while Israel goes for third election.
The president’s making sweeping changes to immigration policy.
A violent day in Jersey City; Muslim immigrants are blocked from Indian citizenship.
Articles of impeachment are drafted against the president; Myanmar’s treatment of the Rohingya is defended by a Nobel laureate.
Claims of bias in FBI probe into Russian interference are debunked; New Zealand suffers deadly volcanic eruption.
Articles of impeachment are in the works; North Korea looks like it’s planning to restart missile testing.