John Walker Lindh, Known as the ‘American Taliban,’ Is Released From Federal Prison
Mr. Lindh, who was captured in Afghanistan in 2001, was freed on probation after serving 17 years of a 20-year sentence for providing support to the Taliban.
Trilobites: Where Did the Right Whales Go?
New evidence suggests that the endangered population lost much of a critical food source, but may be stabilizing slightly as it shifts territory to feed elsewhere.
China’s Supply of Minerals for iPhones and Missiles Could Be a Risky Trade Weapon
The country dominates production of the rare earths used in myriad technologies, but tangled global supply chains make it hard to hit the U.S. directly.
Tornadoes Rake Missouri, Leaving a Trail of Death and Debris
A tornado killed at least three people in southwestern Missouri, while another caused “extensive” damage in Jefferson City.
Scenes of Destruction After a Night of Storms in Missouri
A tornado hit Jefferson City, Mo., late Wednesday. The storm destroyed buildings and led to at least 20 injuries.
Trump Administration to Announce Farm Aid to Ease Pain of Trade War
The Trump administration is preparing to announce a substantial aid package for farmers as early as Thursday to mollify an important political constituency hurt by a trade clash with China
California Today: Spotting Wildfires Could Become Easier. Here’s How.
Thursday: A fire-watching camera system could help save lives; President Trump and Nancy Pelosi face off; and a white-collar prison consultant
Violent Tornadoes Strike Missouri, Killing 3 and Causing Destruction
At least three people were killed in a tornado in southwestern Missouri, while another caused “extensive” damage in Jefferson City, the state capital.
Your Thursday Briefing
Missouri, India, Harriet Tubman: Here’s what you need to know.
Hollywood Invested Big in Georgia. A New Abortion Law Is Causing Some Tensions.
While some actors and directors have called for a boycott of the state, the film industry as a whole is treading carefully on the issue.
These Rape Victims Had to Sue to Get the Police to Investigate
As more women come forward to report sexual assault, some say law enforcement has failed them. ‘There was no collection of evidence,’ one victim said. ‘Except off my body.’
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