Weekend reads

David Evans’ shooting death, while he was asleep in his bed, prompted sensational headlines, portraying the alleged crime as a love triangle that devolved into murder. But interviews with his wife, Kristie...

When Covid forced employers to go remote, it opened up the possibility of a nomadic lifestyle to entirely new groups of people. Now, despite employers setting dates for in-person returns, some digital...

Summer on Seneca Lake, the largest of the Finger Lakes in upstate New York, is usually a time of boating, fishing, swimming, and wine tasting. But for many residents of this bucolic region there's a new...

If a 2008 Florida law that required condos to plan for repairs had still been in place, "this never would have happened," said the legislator who sponsored the law. SURFSIDE, Fla. — Late last year, after...

After a spate of judges have been reprimanded for using social media in partisan and inappropriate ways, experts, who believe this behavior is being stoked by the nation's political divide and the pervasiveness...

Analysis: The former president's lawsuits against social media giants Facebook, Twitter and Google turn the Constitution on its head. That's why they are likely to fail. WASHINGTON — There are probably...

Chile’s young democracy is poised to make history by creating the world’s first constitution drafted by an equal number of women and men. The county’s current 1980 constitution stands as a relic of Augusto...

Nikole Hannah-Jones made waves when she chose Howard University over UNC-Chapel Hill. But she's one of countless educators who see a bigger purpose in teaching at HBCUs Not long after she returned to University...

Asian Americans make up two-thirds of Buddhists in the U.S. but have long been marginalized in popular perceptions of the religion. A new generation is pushing back. When Mihiri Tillakaratne was young,...