Politics Jul 28 How men and women answered this sexism quiz What we learned from a quiz designed by researchers to study subtle sexism.
World Jul 26 Islamic State takes credit for French church attack The Islamic State took credit for an attack on a church in Rouen, France, after two men killed an 84-year-old Catholic priest and were then shot dead by police.
World Jul 22 Nine people dead after Munich mall shooting, children wounded At least 10 people are dead and many injured after a shooting occurred within the Olympia-Einkaufszentrum shopping mall in Munich, Germany, according to multiple media outlets. Early reports cited a police search for three men armed with rifles, but the…
Nation Jul 19 How Cleveland’s declining middle class compares to the U.S. Between 2000 and 2014, Cleveland's middle class declined at a greater rate than the rest of the country, according to a recent study. Here's a look at that downward trend and one Ohio man who studies it.
Politics Jul 18 Who do Americans want to elect for president? Six out of 10 U.S. adults said they plan to vote in this year’s presidential election, but are they willing to say who they will cast their ballot for president?…
Politics Jul 14 Multiple reports point to Mike Pence as Donald Trump’s likely VP pick Media coverage of Trump's pending announcement about Pence ranged in degrees of certainty, but one thing was certain -- there was little speculation about any other potential running mate.
World Jul 12 At least 20 dead after two trains collide in Italy At least 20 people are dead after two trains collided head-on along a rural stretch of southern Italy Tuesday, the Associated Press reported.
Nation Jul 08 U.S. Capitol lockdown lifted The U.S. Capitol was placed on lockdown Friday after early reports of a possibly armed woman in the area, the Associated Press reported.
World Jul 01 U.S. citizen among at least 20 killed in Bangladesh attack Gunmen killed at least 20 people in an attack at a bakery in the diplomatic zone near the U.S. embassy in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Nation Jul 01 Judge strikes down Mississippi’s anti-LGBTQ law A federal judge struck Mississippi's law that would have allowed business and government employees to deny service to LGBTQ people based on religious beliefs.