Amy-Jill Levine spent decades teaching Christians to read the New Testament without slandering Jews. Catholic scholars just elected her to lead them. The attacks came fast.
A twenty-year study says public pre-K left a lasting mark on 400,000 children. The headlines said it proves pre-K works. Scripture has a genre for what usually holds.
Shot defending the U.S. in Panama, then convicted as his war trauma went untreated and made to leave the only country he knew. A governor's pardon cracks the door.
Forty-seven states, $17 billion, a declared win for child safety. The researchers who study these platforms are not sure anything a child sees has changed.
A third straight record year of Israelis leaving home. The oldest story about that road refuses to call it either cowardice or conscience.
A $1,373 bill. Power cut off in a summer that can kill. Behind the shutoffs, a fight over who absorbs the cost of a straining grid.
At least one in four dead NFL players had the brain disease CTE. Its worst comes years later, long after the crowd has gone home.
Un campo agrícola agotado en Norfolk fue dejado en paz. Lo que volvió a crecer, nadie lo plantó, y nadie sabe del todo cómo llegó.
The government called it one of the largest child-privacy settlements in history. For a company the size of TikTok, the real question is whether a fine changes anything.
A Hong Kong court has criminalized the last public mourning of Tiananmen's dead. A government that must outlaw a candle has told you what it is afraid of.
