‘Zombie’ Oil Wells in Canada Are a Climate Threat
Canada’s oil patch has nearly 100,000 suspended wells, neither active nor capped, and they’re a worrying source of planet-warming methane.
Breonna Taylor’s Boyfriend Sued by Louisville Officer
In a court filing, Sgt. Jonathan Mattingly said Kenneth Walker’s actions had caused him “severe trauma, mental anguish and emotional distress.”
Boarded-Up Windows and Increased Security: Retailers Brace for the Election
Stores are making plans for how to deal with potential civil unrest stemming from Tuesday’s election.
Trump’s Hard-Line Immigration Policies Go Before Voters
The administration has raced to build the president’s promised border wall and block migrants from entering the United States, but the future of ...
Virus Hospitalizations Are Up in N.Y.C. But This Time, It’s Different.
Patients with serious cases are spending less time in the hospital on average and are less likely to be put on ventilators. Fewer ...
A Decade Later, Salem Returns to an Even Darker World
The band’s 2010 debut alienated as many listeners as it inspired before Salem dropped out of sight. Its new “Fires in Heaven” arrives ...
Wisconsin’s Fox Valley Is Key to Presidential Election
Many of Wisconsin’s swing voters live in and south of Green Bay, a region of old mill towns and farms burning with coronavirus ...
Whitewater Unions, and a Toobin-Like Bathroom Mistake
Plus: A museum worker who’s too petrified to visit other museums.
Qatar Apologizes for Airport Strip Searches and Pursues Charges
The government called the invasive examinations of women on 10 flights at Doha’s airport this month “wholly inconsistent with Qatar’s culture and values.”
Court not swayed by street preacher’s ode to Jesus
A man who was arrested for breach of an anti-social behaviour order by speaking and singing about Jesus through a loudspeaker in public ...
