Brittany Shammas

A review of an Ohio officer’s actions during the July 4 incident found that he “did not meet the standards” expected of police, officials said Wednesday.

The re-creation of the 2018 massacre at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School is a highly unusual and difficult step some families feel is needed to find justice.

Black residents, whose community has long been targeted by racist attacks, said the weekend’s deadly shooting requires action against white supremacy.

Danelo Cavalcante, the convicted killer who escaped Aug. 31, stole a van, changed his appearance and tried to visit two former co-workers, Pennsylvania police say.

More than 260 houses of worship have signed onto the effort. “We don’t want to whitewash anything,” one organizer says. “We want to tell the truth.”

Border watchmen were injured by Israeli tank fire, Egyptian military authorities said Sunday. The Israel Defense Forces said it “regrets the incident.”

The woman said she had been watching the news and “couldn’t [breathe] anymore,” police said.

Financial advisers adapt their services to meet a new, growing customer base.

The network has sometimes turned toxic for the men who are the subjects of posts and the women writing them.

Homesteading is growing in popularity and broadening in scope, pulling in people who never expected to grow and raise their own food.