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"Daddy, no matter what you’ve done we just want you to come home."
An autopsy was inconclusive and an investigation was continuing in the case of Sheila Abdus-Salaam, the first black woman on New York’s highest court.
The pre-Easter ritual is meant to show the pontiff's willingness to serve.
The legislation nullifies a rule barring state and local governments from withholding federal funding for family planning services, regardless of whether they performed abortions.
Judge Raymond Myles, 66, was shot and killed Monday outside his home.
The Briarwood Presbyterian Church wants a police force, and the State Senate is on board. But critics say it violates the constitution.
Title X funds help low-income Americans pay for health services.
Data from the Cassini spacecraft hint that hydrothermal vents could provide the conditions for microbes or other forms of alien life.
Dr. Dao's attorney addressed reporters today.
A new version of the largest conventional bomb in the American arsenal, so big it had to be dropped from a cargo plane, was used for the first time in combat.
The position was originally identified as the location of ISIS fighters.
Data from the Cassini spacecraft hint that hydrothermal vents could provide the conditions for microbes or other forms of alien life.
It's the first time the 22,000-pound bomb has been used in combat.
In “The Theater of Disappearance,” the young Argentine Adrián Villar Rojas installs his sculptures atop millenniums of art history.
