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Graduation parties, medical appointments, playing outside are all too risky. “I’m scared to death to leave my house.”

Hurricane Helene flooded the Weissmans' home last month

A recent debacle at the top of the game in America caused uproar. But the same patterns are repeated through the sport in the US

The “brotherhood” that many players referenced before Qatar isn’t ostracizing the 20-year-old, even after the bizarre events of the last few months.

Weeks after a shooter opened fire outside of Benito Juarez Community Academy, leaders in the school and the community worry the mass shooting will overshadow strides made throughout school’s storied history.

From U.S. v. Reyna, decided yesterday by Judge Robert Miller, Jr. (N.D. Ind.) (for a case reaching the opposite result, see this post): The Heller Court made clear that the Second Amendment excludes "those weapons not typically possessed by law-abiding citizens for lawful purposes." This limit on the Second Amendment…

Sir Frederick Barclay was banned from visiting his private Channel Island after a bitter falling-out with his twin brother Sir David, the High Court heard.

The case of Richard Choque, a serial rapist and murderer, who was placed only under house arrest, prompted outrage

MENIFEE, Calif. — He became a wrestler because his father was a wrestler. He planned to work at the same power plant as his dad when he graduated from high school.