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In “Redemption: Faith, Justice, and Sisterhood on Death Row,” Pulitzer Prize-winning author Lawrence Wright follows cloistered Catholic nuns who formed relationships with women awaiting execution in Texas. Their story raises questions about guilt, forgiveness, justice and...
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Prince Harry has said he wants his disagreements with his brother Prince William and his father King Charles III to "work out."
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Reports of heavy smoke from flaring are being seen at a chemical plant in Brazoria County on Tuesday after a mechanical issue.
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Nearly $1 million in rare trading cards were stolen from a FedEx truck parked near a Santa Ana, California, business, according to police.
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Willie Herndon and Taiya Herndon were charged in the shooting death of Alyssa Wilson in St. Louis.
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Florida is set to conduct its 18th execution this year under Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis' aggressive use of the death penalty.
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Online retailer Temu has agreed to implement new data security and product safety standards as a part of a $3 million settlement with the State of Texas....
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Beyond high prices, shoppers say they’re feeling rising tensions about increasingly high-tech ways businesses from grocery stores to department stores to restaurants are setting those prices....
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Interfaith Community Clinic is excited to celebrate a milestone anniversary this month, 30 years of providing compassionate, quality healthcare to uninsured neighbors throughout Montgomery County. In honor of three decades of service and community impact, Interfaith Community......
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Kyle Kennedy established a career in education and was a proponent for education reform and disability rights.
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Voters in Bexar County could hold the reins to state's direction. Getting people to the poles concerns both parties, as political leaders nationwide watch....
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HPD said there had been an ongoing issue between two groups that escalated Tuesday morning, leading to arrests and hospitalizations.
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A former president of the Cornell fraternity where the then-undergraduate student known as Jane Doe alleged she was gang raped has been dropped from her civil lawsuit....
