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A group of Rhode Island teachers in favor of critical race theory in school offered extra credit to students who testified on an anti-CRT... Read More

A “tidal wave” of methamphetamines and fentanyl from the U.S. southern border is flooding local neighborhoods in NYC, the U.S.... Read More

The deposit could power 400,000 clean-energy car batteries. There’s just one roadblock: a rare, fragile species of buckwheat, which for a... Read More

The allegations of misconduct and inappropriate "boundary crossing" at the Thacher School date to the 1980s. Read More

Tali Farhadian Weinstein, who donated $8 million to her own campaign, and her hedge fund manager husband paid nothing (or almost nothing) to... Read More

Kodak changed the way Americans saw themselves and their country. But it struggled to reinvent itself for the digital age. Read More

She drowned in 1966, and might have remained anonymous, if not for cutting-edge genetics, old-fashioned genealogy—and the kindness of a... Read More

The accident and a subsequent cover-up have renewed relevance as scientists search for the origins of Covid-19. Read More

A growing contingent of medical experts is questioning the conventional wisdom that healthy children should get COVID-19 shots as soon as... Read More

Emergent BioSolutions was awarded a $628 million federal contract with no competitive bidding. Top executives received big bonuses while... Read More

The F.D.A. advised Johnson & Johnson on Friday that it should throw out the equivalent of 60 million doses produced at the Baltimore plant. Read More

Workers are deciding to take on new jobs and careers as the economy rebounds, spurning a return to business as usual. Some are burned out... Read More

Last December, the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) raided a Dayton, Nevada, company called Polymer80. The... Read More

Steel, lumber, plastic and fuel. Corn, soybeans, sugar and sunflower oil. Houses, cars, diapers and toilet paper. Prices are rising almost... Read More

In between AP physics and history classes, a tech-savvy teen has built a business around the supercharged resale market for scarce goods.... Read More

In the midst of the nation’s racial upheaval last year, media outlets including the Associated Press, the New York Times and the Washington... Read More

A parent-led rebellion against Critical Race Theory is storming school boards across the country and demanding accountability for what... Read More

One year ago, parts of New York City felt out of control as crowds of looters were seen smashing storefront after storefront. The mayhem... Read More

"I chose to be that guy who didn't issue the apology," says Daniel Elder. "Things went from there and it wasn't good." Read More

Often underserved by traditional schools, Black parents are banding together to educate their children, sometimes with an unexpected funding... Read More

Nine-time Grammy Award winner Sheryl Crow said she got a "crash course in the music industry" after experiencing sexual harassment from... Read More

One of America’s most controversial gurus had a plan to take Tibetan Buddhism mainstream. Then one of his converts died in the Arizona... Read More

The energy giant’s stunning loss was the work of a tiny hedge fund that believes investing for social good is also good for the bottom line. Read More

Customers of U.S. Private Vaults are suing the FBI over its attempt to confiscate gold and silver, jewelry and $86 million in cash from safe... Read More

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. makes almost all of the world’s most sophisticated chips, and many of the simpler ones, too. Its... Read More

Lithium-ion batteries pose a unique threat, and most first responders are not prepared. Read More

Each year, hundreds of thousands of workers churn through a vast mechanism that hires and monitors, disciplines and fires. Amid the pandemic,... Read More

Telegram is one of the world's most popular chat apps – and possibly the most dangerous. There is little regulation of the platform, which... Read More

An Eastern European group known as Ryuk has hit at least 235 facilities in the U.S.; ‘they do not care’ about risk to patients. Read More

In a wide-ranging interview from the corner office atop his eponymous New York City tower last week, an unfiltered Donald Trump showed he has... Read More

When Fulton County, Ga., poll manager Suzi Voyles sorted through a large stack of mail-in ballots last November, she noticed an alarmingly... Read More

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After several Fulton County, Ga., poll monitors testified last year that boxes of mail-in ballots for Joe Biden looked liked they’d been... Read More

And how John Durham uncovered shocking FBI crimes Read More

Hunter Biden still appears to hold an ownership stake in a Chinese government-linked investment firm despite repeated pledges from President... Read More

The Small Business Administration, overwhelmed by demand from ailing entrepreneurs, has been slow to distribute loans and grants needed to... Read More

Two brothers, alike in dignity, among the British monarchy where we lay our scene, are grappling with ancient grudges. Will it—should... Read More

English courtrooms have become a battleground — and a source of powerful weapons — in fierce disputes between the tycoons and the... Read More

Beijing has been secretly plotting with a China-chaired United Nations committee to have the environmental health status of Australia's Great... Read More

Dawn raids, Kafkaesque house arrests, ensuring articles are labelled with the words ‘FOREIGN AGENT’ in giant font – Russia is pulling... Read More

Two years ago photojournalist Laurel Chor covered mass protests against the extradition bill. She looks back at how the city has changed in... Read More

In the Rio Grande Valley, human smuggling is overseen by a powerful crime syndicate, forcing the migrants arriving in record numbers to put... Read More

The propaganda campaign to promote Communist Party history is the largest mass-education drive since the Mao era. Efforts to forge what Xi... Read More

On Jan. 15, a hacker tried to poison a water treatment plant that served parts of the San Francisco Bay Area. It didn't seem hard. Read More

Secrecy has long been part of the art market’s mystique, but now lawmakers say they fear it fosters abuses and should be addressed. Read More

The long read: When I was called in to assess Seb, I needed to understand why he had committed such a horrendous crime. But first I had to... Read More

The internet is full of soft chatter about the weight loss effects of an antidepressant not recommended for those with eating disorders—but... Read More

A moment ripe with loathing, shared between two large golfers, interrupts the game’s smooth surface. Read More

The infighting in the evangelical denomination appears to mirror that in the Republican Party. Read More

She went undercover to catch a rapist. Two decades later, she finally got her chance. Read More

More than 1,000 prisoners at the Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility in Otay Mesa have tested positive for COVID-19 since the pandemic... Read More

China rounded up so many Muslims in Xinjiang that there wasn't enough space to hold them. Then the government started building. Read More

ProPublica reporters uncover abuse and impunity inside the NYPD, using confidential documents and insider interviews, giving the public... Read More

When cops kill civilians lawfully armed under the Second Amendment, they are often protected from liability by the legal doctrine called... Read More