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The parish itself, which is in the process of building a new sanctuary about half a mile from its current site, was relatively untouched, but homes “half a mile to a mile” away were flattened ...

The U.S. Coast Guard removed a Catholic priest Wednesday as its head chaplain over his failure to “take appropriate action” after being made aware of “pre-service sexual misconduct by ...

Dozens of UCLA faculty members walked out of class and marched to the “Palestine Solidarity Encampment” on Monday, April 29, to rally with student protesters who have occupied Royce Quad for ...

Nine El Camino Real Charter High School students started out as strangers, before securing coveted spots on the school’s academic decathlon team. And after a year of bonding through intensive ...

Trump has 46% support among U.S. adults and Biden 44% in a head-to-head matchup. The man's lawyer is arguing that fathers of "aborted fetuses" can sue for wrongful death in states with abortion ...

Tequila has become the second best-selling spirit in the state of Ohio. Both local restaurants and distillers have seen a huge increase in interest in the spirit from customers ordering ...

The 'Readers Take Denver' book expo last month has sparked outrage, with attendees branding themselves 'survivors' amid reports of alleged harassment and assault. Bestselling author Rebecca Yarros ...

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Critics say the NYPD is in danger of becoming overly political as it seeks to burnish its image, that there is a line between promoting good police work and taking a political stand on issues ...

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Those who drive the river road between Alton and Grafton may have seen construction equipment and dredge pipe marked with orange pipe floats.