Federal Agencies Have Quietly Stopped Enforcing Civil Rights Laws. A New Report Documents the Rollback.
A new report finds that key federal agencies have stopped providing meaningful oversight of civil rights laws nationally, according to […]
Military Families Evacuated From the Middle East Months Ago Are Still Waiting to Find Out What Happens to Their Homes.
Military families evacuated from US bases across the Middle East at the start of the Iran war — some months
Luigi Mangione Has a Surprise Federal Hearing Today. Here’s Why That Could Change Everything About His Case.
A surprise hearing scheduled for Friday August 14 in Luigi Mangione’s federal case has fueled widespread speculation that he may
Tennessee Spent an Hour Failing to Execute Someone Earlier This Year. Now They Won’t Say If the Same Doctor Was in the Room Again.
Earlier this year, Tennessee’s execution of Tony Carruthers was halted by Governor Bill Lee after medical staff spent more than
Three States Executed Three Men on the Same Day. The Last Time This Happened Was 2010.
Tennessee, Oklahoma, and Alabama carried out lethal injections within hours of each other Thursday — Tennessee and Oklahoma within 30
They Cheered When They Pulled Her From the Rubble Alive. Here’s the Human Side of Colombia’s Disaster Response.
AP photography documented the moment Diana Troncoso was lifted from a collapsed building in Cali and placed on a stretcher
Etna’s Eastern Flank Is Slowly Sliding Toward the Sea. Here’s Why That Makes This Eruption More Complicated.
The four separate vents opened on Etna’s eastern flank during this eruption are not an accident of volcanic distribution —
At the Epicenter, There’s No Water and No Electricity. A Community Leader Describes What Life Looks Like Right Now.
Jeison Guevara, a community leader in the La Italia district — located near the earthquake’s epicenter zone — described the
Manizales Just Got Thousands of Damage Assessment Requests. It’ll Take a Month to Work Through Them. Here’s What That Timeline Means.
Manizales Mayor Jorge Eduardo Rojas confirmed this week that the city has received thousands of requests to formally assess earthquake-damaged
Colombia’s President Toured the Coffee Region This Week. Here’s What Economic Relief He Actually Announced.
President de la Espriella toured Colombia’s earthquake-affected coffee-growing region this week to announce specific economic relief measures for residents, according