Dozens of migrants found dead in truck in San Antonio, officials say
55m By Gemma DiCasimirro and Anthony Cusumano and Dennis Romero and Suzanne GamboaMore than 40 migrants were found dead Monday in the trailer of a big-rig truck in San Antonio, authorities said.Trump-allied lawyer who pushed for Pence to overturn election says federal agents seized his phone
1h By Dareh Gregorian and Ken Dilanian and Ryan J. Reilly and Daniel BarnesJohn Eastman, the Trump-allied lawyer who argued Mike Pence could overturn the 2020 election, said in a court filing that federal agents seized his phone.Biden’s ICE nominee withdraws from consideration after languishing in Senate
3h By Josh Lederman and Zoë Richards and Kelly O'Donnell and Julia AinsleyPresident Biden’s pick to lead Immigration and Customs Enforcement has pulled his name from consideration after more than a year without a confirmation vote.3 dead after Amtrak train strikes dump truck and derails in Missouri
3h By Antonio Planas and Doha Madani and Gemma DiCasimirro and Dennis Romero and Deon J. HamptonThree people were killed when an Amtrak train struck a dump truck and derailed Monday afternoon in Mendon, Missouri, officials said.'ER' actor Mary Mara drowns in New York river
3h By Diana Dasrath and Dennis RomeroMary T. Mara, a veteran of television dramas including "ER," "Nash Bridges" and "Law & Order," was found dead in a river, New York State Police said Monday.Ryan Kelley was arrested for his role in Jan. 6. Now he's a front-runner in Michigan’s GOP primary…
4h By Henry J. Gomez and Allan Smitha real estate broker who served on a local planning commission while cultivatingLouisiana and Utah trigger laws banning abortions temporarily blocked by courts
7:07pm By Chloe Atkins and David K. Li and Dennis RomeroJudges in Louisiana and Utah on Monday temporarily blocked prohibitions on abortion in their states following last week's U.S.White House downplays prospect of providing abortion services on federal lands
7:05pm By Josh Lederman and Zoë RichardsThe White House signaled it is not pursuing a Senate Democratic proposal that says the Biden administration could offer abortion services on federal lands.There's another War Between the States coming over abortion
4:54pm By Ken DilanianThe Supreme Court’s abortion ruling may set off disputes among states and the federal government unlike anything seen since the fight over fugitive slaves.Intact woolly mammoth baby uncovered in northwestern Canada
3:27pm By Denise ChowThe preserved remains of a nearly whole 30,000-year-old baby woolly mammoth have been discovered in northwestern Canada.Kentucky's 2022 Teacher of the Year quits profession, citing homophobia
2:23pm By Matt LavietesKentucky's teacher of the year, Willie Carter Jr., announced he has quit, alleging years of discrimination against him and LGBTQ students.Rudy Giuliani says the man accused of slapping him should be prosecuted
2:17pm By Marlene LenthangFormer New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani said he wants the man accused of slapping him on the back as he campaigned for his son at a Staten Island supermarket Sunday to be prosecuted.Jan. 6 panel adds last-minute hearing Tuesday afternoon
2:07pm By Scott Wong and Peter NicholasThe Jan. 6 committee will hold a last-minute public hearing Tuesday to present new evidence and hear witness testimony, after having previously said it wouldRussian strike hits shopping center with more than 1,000 people inside, Ukraine says
1:29pm By Yuliya Talmazan and Phil McCausland and Artem GrudininUkraine said it feared scores of civilians might be dead or injured on Monday after Russian missiles struck a crowded shopping mall in Kremenchuk.New poll: Majority of Americans oppose Supreme Court ruling on abortion
1:24pm By Mark MurrayA new NPR/PBS/Marist poll finds that a majority of Americans say they oppose the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.Wisconsin governor vows to grant clemency to doctors charged under state abortion ban
12:48pm By Adam EdelmanWisconsin Gov. Tony Evers, a Democrat, vowed over the weekend to grant clemency to anyone charged under the state’s 1849 law banning most abortions.TikTok star Ophelia Nichols pleads for help after her teenage son was fatally shot
12:43pm By Wilson WongBeloved TikTok star Ophelia Nichols, known as "Mama Tot," asked her more than 7 million followers for help this weekend after she said her son was fatally shot.I watched coach Kennedy pray with students. It wasn't OK, whatever the court says
11:53am By Paul PetersonSupreme Court ruling in Kennedy v. Bremerton School District harms students' freedom of religion rights in favor football coach'sSupreme Court rules for former coach in public school prayer case
11:12am By Pete Williams and Dareh GregorianThe Supreme Court ruled a high school football coach could pray on the field after games, a decision that could lead to more acceptance of religious expression at public schools.My therapy patients are worried about the economy. Here's what I tell them.
4:31am By Maggie MulqueenCovid anxiety is giving way to economic anxiety. How to cope.'I cannot have this baby': A Memphis abortion clinic scrambles to serve desperate patients ahead of…
Sun 9:01pm By Bracey HarrisChoices, an abortion clinic in Memphis, canceled some appointments and fielded desperate calls from patients, with dozens getting procedures just in time.Adoption can cause lifelong trauma for child, birth mother and adoptive parents
Sun 5:30am By Kristin FasyRoe v. Wade was overturned by the Supreme Court in abortion ruling. Adoption isn't a solution to a lack of abortion access. I know because I'm an adoptive mother.The part of my nonbinary existence many straight Americans still can't understand
Sun 4:30am By Dianna E. AndersonPride Month 2022 hits differently, with Roe v. Wade overturned and LGBTQ rights threatened by the Supreme Court. But my top surgery is a rare ode to trans joy.What Trump did to Shaye Moss and her family follows a dark American tradition
Sat 11:14am By Tera W. HunterDemonizing Black people was a key part of Donald Trump and Rudy Giuliani growing the Big Lie.do not use
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