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Southern Baptists to Release List of Ministers Accused of Sexual Abuse
Leaders in the Southern Baptist Convention announced Tuesday that they were preparing to release a secretly maintained list of hundreds…
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Indiana Lawmakers Override Transgender Sports Veto
Republican lawmakers in Indiana on Tuesday banned transgender girls from playing on girls’ sports teams at their schools, overriding the…
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As Border Crossings Soar, Biden Relies on Shelters to Manage Influx
SAN BENITO, Texas — When seven newly arrived migrants were released from government custody on a recent afternoon with nowhere…
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Justice Dept. Orders Agents to Intervene if They See Police Violence
WASHINGTON — Attorney General Merrick B. Garland has revised rules governing the use of force by law enforcement agencies overseen…
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What to Watch For in Today’s Elections in Georgia and Beyond
The country’s political focus will shift to the South on Tuesday with elections in Georgia, Alabama, Arkansas and Texas that…
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Southern Baptist Sex Abuse Report Stuns, From Pulpit to Pews
Carissa Beard was helping her daughter pack up her dorm room on Sunday night when she got the text from…
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Ronny Jackson Used Campaign Funds for Exclusive Club, Ethics Office Alleges
WASHINGTON — Congressional ethics investigators said on Monday that they had gathered “substantial” evidence that Representative Ronny Jackson ...
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Anaheim Mayor Resigns as F.B.I. Investigates Angel Stadium Deal
Grappling with a federal public corruption investigation into the sale of Angel Stadium, Mayor Harry Sidhu of Anaheim, Calif., announced…
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Baby Formula Shortage Reveals Gaps in Regulation and Reporting
Riley San Miguel said her son, Kru, was barely a month old when he started crying all the time, not…
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Princeton Fires Tenured Professor in Campus Controversy
A Princeton classics professor was fired, “effective immediately,” on Monday after the university’s administration found that he had not been…
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