Feds go after protesters with rarely used civil disorder law enacted in 1960s
When announcing federal charges against four men accused of torching police cars in Philadelphia during a protest in May, U.S.…
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Americans Surge to Polls: ‘I’m Going to Vote Like My Life Depends on It’
“The issues that are facing this country are generational,” said Michael McDonald, a professor of political science at University of…
Woman wounded during Waukegan police shooting sues city, officers involved
The woman who was shot and whose boyfriend was fatally wounded allegedly by police in Waukegan, Ill., earlier this month…
Fueled by Cash, Health Care and Trump’s Woes, Democrats Aim for Senate Control
BOZEMAN, Mont. — Voters caught up in this state’s exceedingly close Senate race could be forgiven for believing Gov. Steve…
Coal workers fear a Biden presidency will decimate industry
In the tight-knit, Shelocta, Pa., coal mining community, American flags flap gently in the fall breeze; children peddle bicycles through the wide-open streets…
Mexico’s ‘Day of the Dead’ hits too close to home amidst Covid-19
Mexican President Andrés Manuel López Obrador issued a decree for three days of national mourning to take place during Day…
As the U.S. Election Nears, the World Holds Its Breath
But the public is weary of Mr. Trump’s flirtation “with a dictator who had his uncle executed, killed a South…
Austin sees spikes in violent crime, officer retirements after defund police vote
Austin has seen a spike in violent crime and officer retirements after the city council voted over the summer to…