While overturning of Roe v. Wade by US Supreme Court has delighted many Christians across America, it has also prompted church leaders to consider new role in supporting mothers
Value of bitcoin, the most popular form of cryptocurrency, has dropped more than 70% since its peak
As another school year ends, American teachers worry the coronavirus pandemic has caused long-lasting harm to students
Mass shooting at Texas school has revived proposals by gun rights advocates to arm educators rather than restrict weapons
June 1 start of the Atlantic hurricane season brings unease, painful memories for Louisiana residents who survived catastrophic monster storms
Leaked draft of Supreme Court’s majority opinion on abortion attacks right to privacy, which underpins other rights many Americans take for granted
Draft opinion overturning nationwide abortion rights prompts outpouring of passion from women across America and across the political spectrum
With the midterm elections six months away, President Biden and his Democratic Party face an important test amid low approval ratings
The past two years have seen power shift from employers to workers in the US
Where some see a boost in US jobs and punishment for Russia, others see ecological risks
State's Democratic governor vetoes Republican-drawn congressional maps that retain one minority-majority district
If confirmed, Ketanji Brown Jackson would become the first Black woman to serve on America’s highest court
Ebbing COVID-19 cases help propel the Crescent City back to life after last year’s cancellation of Fat Tuesday festivities
Florida is one of several states advancing bills barring public primary school teachers from mentioning sexual orientation or gender identity
Violent crime rates in the Southern US city exceed elevated levels elsewhere in America
Despite government assurances that health care insurers will soon be required to cover up to eight home test kits per person per month, many find securing even one home test nearly impossible
More women are embracing a traditionally male-dominated trucking career, helping ease driver shortages on American highways
From French settlers of centuries past to more recent Vietnamese and Latino immigrants, newcomers have always added to Cajun and Creole cuisines
One year after countless Americans abandoned holiday travel plans, many see COVID-19 variants threaten gatherings once again
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