Border backtracking
The U.S.-Mexico border isn’t open, but a migrant surge and a mishmash of messages and policies have created another crisis
The U.S.-Mexico border isn’t open, but a migrant surge and a mishmash of messages and policies have created another crisis
Major League Baseball’s foray into voting law debates
Top chess players from Iran are seeking asylum elsewhere, following a long history of chess talent using international events to escape persecution at home
Following a year of coronavirus lockdowns, illness, and death, Americans rejoice at a vaccine and little steps back to normal living
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Auction official Boyd Browning on a Feb. 28 bidding war for a 2-year-old colt that hasn't yet run a race. Demi O'Byrne purchased the colt for $16 million, a new record. The colt sold for $425,000 at an auction last year.
St. Paul, Minn., second-grader Hawi Muhammed on her problems with an art class at Higher Ground Academy. Before a recent compromise, some Muslim parents had pulled their children out of art classes at the public charter school.
Stacy Dow of Perth, Scotland, on why she is suing the hospital where one of her twin daughters survived an abortion attempt four years ago.
Zhang Huiguang, director of the Capital Ethics Development Office in Beijing, China, on the goal of a city advertising campaign leading up to the 2008 Beijing Olympics and the worldwide attention the games will bring. Mr. Zhang said rampant public spitting is the city's "most serious bad habit."