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‘Back-to-back killings have shattered our faith in the security system’

The name of the town comes from a misspelled Spanish name. The way people say it traces a long history of racializing Latinos in the U.S.

A decade ago, a gunman killed 20 students and six teachers at a Connecticut elementary school, and many Americans wearily asked what the hell it would take to keep people safe on campuses as gun violence metastasized in a nation where the Constitution says gun rights shall not be infringed…

People in these two regions, marked ‘hard areas’ according to the 2016 guidelines for transfer or posting of IAS and IPS officers of the joint AGMUT cadre, resent being seen as punishment destinations  

FORT WORTH, Texas — Jordan Spieth isn’t going into the weekend with the lead, but he’s feeling good about his chances to win another plaid jacket at the Charles Schwab Challenge.

In our first recruiting mailbag, we look at how official visits and a relaxed timeline make the race for Manning more compelling.

Find out how Chargers Wire's Gavino Borquez thinks the 2022 NFL draft will play out for Los Angeles.

PM Narendra Modi’s investment push on his first visit to Jammu and Kashmir – since the scrapping of its special status and bifurcation in August 2019 – was the biggest report on front pages across prominent English dailies on Monday. However, the editorials had a word of caution.

Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Saturday interacted with the hundreds of youths and local citizens while addressing the "Sahi Raasta" programme organised by the Indian Army in Pattan, Baramulla. Full story

50 college football spring games taking place Saturday means key recruits will see a true sample of their potential future program

A pair of SEC teams lead our first look at next year, but there’s plenty of roster movement to come.