If Census Asks About Citizenship, Some Already Have an Answer: No Comment
Some undocumented immigrants are already wary of plans to ask 2020 census respondents whether they are United States citizens.
Man Regains Job With the White Sox After Decades of Wrongful Imprisonment
Nevest Coleman was arrested in 1994 on murder and rape charges. He was exonerated last year, and this week he got his job back as a groundskeeper.
California Attorney General to Investigate Stephon Clark’s Killing
The move comes after a public outcry over a police shooting in which an unarmed black man was killed in his own backyard in Sacramento.
Here’s Why an Accurate Census Count Is So Important
The 2020 census will influence everything from the number of congressional seats to where businesses open to funding for local governments, which is why an accurate count matters.
Parkland Students Find Themselves Targets of Lies and Personal Attacks
David Hogg is not an actor. He was indeed at school that day. Emma González did not tear up a copy of the Constitution.
Scrutiny of Michigan State’s Role in Nassar Case Brings New Sex Charges
Dr. William D. Strampel, the ex-dean of Michigan State University’s osteopathic medical school and Dr. Lawrence G. Nassar’s boss, has been charged with criminal sexual conduct.
Baton Rouge Officers Will Not Be Charged in Alton Sterling’s Killing
The Louisiana attorney general’s decision came almost a year after federal prosecutors declined to file charges in connection with the fatal shooting.
Medicare Is Cracking Down on Opioids. Doctors Fear Pain Patients Will Suffer.
Officials are close to limiting doses of the painkillers, but doctors say doing so could put older patients into withdrawal or lead them to buy deadly street drugs.
California Today: California Today: A Space for Students Who Need Something to Eat
Tuesday: A food pantry at the University of California Irvine, counting bald eagles, and a crowd for whales near the shore.
At War: Sketching Cruelty and Finding Humanity Beside Syria’s ‘Waterfall of Blood’
Rania Abouzied’s new book, “No Turning Back,” traces the escalation of the Syrian war by following a diverse set of characters within it.
‘I Know I Will Be Criticized’: The Latino Pastor Who Advises Trump on Immigration
Rev. Samuel Rodriguez represents a singular voice in the immigration debate — the rare Latino in a small clique of evangelicals advising President Trump.
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