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Players from PAC-12 schools said they will sit out the upcoming football season unless the conference meets their health and racial justice demands.
Members of D.C.'s Filipino community argue the four white men who opened Barkada did a disservice to the word's roots.
Hong Kong's controversial national security law has been used for the first time to target an American citizen living in the U.S.
I struggled ferociously with the shame of being a Muslim woman who could not find inner peace by praying.
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While reopening states are allowing communal Eid prayers with limits, some Muslims have chosen to opt out entirely.
The comedian and "Patriot Act" host and his wife have a toddler and an infant at home.
An interview with social worker Patricia Kim, who goes to work daily in a jail slammed by the coronavirus.
This is what it's like to help test a coronavirus vaccine, including how much it pays, the side effects and what to consider before signing up.
At least 150,000 Americans have died of the coronavirus since the U.S. began keeping count, and the number continues to rise.
"Call it insufferable meddling or a deliberate safekeeping of culture through marriage, it’s still common for biodatas to end up in your inbox when you become 'of age' — even in America."