After Aurora Shooting, ‘Cross Man’ Builds 5 for His Community
Greg Zanis has delivered more than 26,000 handmade memorials for victims of shootings and natural disasters, including the five to remember last week’s shooting in Illinois.
He Threw Away a Napkin at a Hockey Game. It Was Used to Charge Him in a 1993 Murder.
The authorities in Minnesota said they identified a suspect in the killing using genealogy and tracked him to a hockey game, where they collected a sample of his DNA.
Embryo ‘Adoption’ Is Growing, but It’s Getting Tangled in the Abortion Debate
Many agencies that offer donated embryos, including most of those supported by federal grants, are affiliated with Christian or anti-abortion rights organizations.
Republicans Already Are Demonizing Democrats as Socialists and Baby Killers
With 21 months until Election Day 2020, Republicans are trying to paint Democrats as left-wing radicals on the economy, abortion and Israel.
Should a Lake Get Legal Rights Like a Person? Toledo Voters Will Decide.
Efforts to grant elements of nature legal rights have been around for decades. It’s a legal strategy Toledo voters will weigh as they think about Lake Erie.
States Flout Abortion Coverage Requirements, Federal Investigators Say
One state, South Dakota, has for 25 years failed to provide the required coverage for abortion in cases of rape or incest, a government report says.
Bernie Sanders Stumbled With Black Voters in 2016. Can He Do Better in 2020?
Mr. Sanders had a weak showing with black voters in his race against Hillary Clinton. A frayed relationship with his own outreach group was part of the problem.
The English Voice of ISIS Comes Out of the Shadows
For years, an anonymous narrator extolled the Islamic State’s brutality in videos seen around the world. “I don’t regret it,” a Canadian captured in Syria says.
Graham Vows to Investigate Whether ‘Bureaucratic Coup’ Tried to Oust Trump
Senator Lindsey Graham, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said he would find out whether officials at the F.B.I. and the Justice Department tried oust President Trump.
Portland Mayor Calls for Investigation After Disclosure of Texts With Right-Wing Organizer
After hundreds of messages between the activist and a police lieutenant were made public, the mayor sought to “review the existence of bias” in the Portland Police Bureau.
‘It Is Not a Closet. It Is a Cage.’ Gay Catholic Priests Speak Out
The crisis over sexuality in the Catholic Church goes beyond abuse. It goes to the heart of the priesthood, into a closet that is trapping thousands of men.
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