The tipping point: how charters and the Trump Administration are failing children
Read MoreIn Oklahoma, a man who had pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine with the intention to distribute had his 15-year sentence dismissed after it was discovered that the white powder he was carrying when he was arrested was powdered milk.
Read MoreBarrett Swanson seeks a cure for toxic masculinity; Doug Henwood on the WASPs; Nell Zink goes birding in Peru; Patrick Symmes on the future of salmon in the Pacific Northwest
Read MoreIn Billings, Montana, a team of sled dogs escaped from a training session and led police on a low-speed chase.
Read MoreAs part of a forum on the Constitution, five lawmakers and legal scholars consider probable cause for using the Fourteenth Amendment
Read MorePrivate daycares prepare children for success but often leave their employees behind
Read More“In my experience, the media’s unquestioning conformity is fostered by the promise of reward—prestige, increased access, career advancement.”
Read MoreA doctor filed a lawsuit against former Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Antonio Brown, who repeatedly farted in the doctor’s face and laughed about it, for $11,500 in unpaid fees.
Read MoreThe inner workings of the N.F.L. Scouting Combine and the uncertain future of the game
Read MoreA study that compared the temperatures of French postal carriers’ left and right testicles won an Ig Noble Prize, annual awards honoring research that “first makes people laugh, and then makes them think.”
Read MoreA forum on the constitution; Andrew Cockburn on progressive prosecutors; Adam Wilson interrogates the Golden Age of TV; Linda Stasi on sexual abuse in the world of Orthodox Judaism
Read MoreRepublican congressman Steve King drank toilet water at a migrant detention facility near the Mexican border to demonstrate its safety. “Actually pretty good!” the congressman remarked.
Read MoreOne hundred and twenty coffins were discovered beneath a housing complex in Tampa, Florida.
Read MoreEverywhere and nowhere: tracing the evolution of a notorious Nigerian fraternity
Read MoreIn Russia, doctors master a new clinical skill: listening and talking with empathy
Read MoreIn Connecticut, five men and one woman between the ages of 62 and 85 were charged with breach of peace and public indecency after they were caught having sex inside the Grace Richardson conservation area.
Read MoreFrom responses, given by researchers at the US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, to frequently asked questions submitted to the agency’s Hurricane Research Division.
Read MoreA federal judge in North Carolina ruled in favor of personal-injury lawyer George Sink Sr., who had sued his son, George Sink Jr., for using his own name at his competing law firm.
Read MoreBrought into the light: Jeff Sharlet and Jesse Moss discuss the secretive, Washington-based religious organization that is the subject of a new Netflix docuseries
Read MoreRich Cohen visits the N.F.L. combine; Rachel Poser investigates Zionist archeology; Sean Williams on the Black Axe; an acid-fueled memoir by Chris Rush
Read MoreThe world champion of short-track speed skating was banned from the sport for a year after pantsing a teammate.
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