Kassie Bracken

As the costs of core ingredients — eggs, cream and sugar — continue to rise, Denise Eason’s economic worries deepen.

“I don’t fit on any one side,” says gun shop owner Ben Beauchemin. He’s a Second Amendment advocate who also supports women’s reproductive rights, and says he’s undecided about who to vote for in the primary.

Nick Corasaniti explains how a federal court ruling could make it harder for people to challenge a state’s racially discriminatory voting practices.

An upset victory over Donald Trump in New Hampshire could be a knockout blow, according to Chris Christie. He is staking his presidential campaign on winning the state.

Meiko Locksley was found to have had a degenerative brain disease often associated with football. His father, the head coach at Maryland, is still reckoning with the implications.

Football gave the University of Maryland Coach Michael Locksley a scholarship, a family and a career. But it also likely contributed to his son’s C.T.E. diagnosis.

A majority of Southern California households lack flood insurance. In the aftermath of Tropical Storm Hilary, older residents of a mobile home community in Cathedral City must now find a way to pay for damages.

A Tennessee high school student was violently arrested after refusing to play kickball in gym class. Body camera footage has renewed scrutiny over the role of school police.

A Tennessee high school student was violently arrested after refusing to play kickball in gym class. Body camera footage has renewed scrutiny over the role of school police.

In California, undocumented farmworkers have been labeled essential by the government and prioritized for vaccines. But public health officials face several challenges in reaching an unprotected population.