Parenthood Is Still Uneven, but an Hour a Day Could Help
Men need to spend at least 50 more minutes a day on domestic duties — and women, 50 minutes less — a new report finds.
Colorado Officials Propose Demolishing Columbine High School
Calling the school “a source of inspiration” for potential gun violence, the school superintendent has suggested razing the site of the horrific 1999 shooting.
What Californians Think About the Housing Crisis and Wildfires
Friday: New poll data shows what’s top of mind across the state; Democrats to challenge Devin Nunes; and more California dreaming.
The World War II Stories I Shared With My Father
For the 75th anniversary of D-Day, a Times reporter reflects on how books about World War II brought him and his father together.
Police Officer Sentenced to 12.5 Years in Death of Minneapolis Woman
Mohamed Noor, a former Minneapolis police officer convicted of murder in the 2017 shooting death of an unarmed woman, was sentenced Friday.
Among Some Hate Groups, Porn Is Viewed as a Conspiracy
Buried in the manifestoes of some extremists are attacks on the porn industry, which is blamed for their own struggles and what they perceive as society’s decline.
‘Although My Indian Identity Isn’t Simple, It’s Mine’: Readers on Adoption That Crosses Cultural Lines
Adoptive parents and adoptees share what they have learned based on experiences in their own families.
What Is the Hyde Amendment? A Look at Its Impact and History
For years, repealing the measure was not part of the political conversation. But now, almost every Democratic presidential candidate is calling for it.
Trump Allows High-Tech U.S. Bomb Parts to Be Built in Saudi Arabia
Tucked into the administration’s emergency order to sell arms to Saudi Arabia is approval for Raytheon to build key components of precision-guided bombs with Saudi partners.
New Evidence of Age Bias in Hiring, and a Push to Fight It
Digital recruiting is leaving more of a forensic trail in discrimination cases. But a wave of litigation is running up against higher legal hurdles.
Few Talked About Race at This School. Then a Student Posted a Racist Slur.
When white students at a Minnesota school posted a slur to Snapchat, black classmates demanded action. Their efforts led to uncomfortable conversations about race.
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