These crimes weren’t about the fact that parishioners were reading the Bible or praying to Jesus, and, in fact, they were largely perpetrated by a racist group that identifies as a Christian organization.
In the aftermath of a mass shooting at Charleston’s historic Emanuel A.M.E. Church that killed nine people, most
So-called “breastaurants” spark a lot of controversy for what many critics complain amounts to the objectification of women.
The unraveling of the Rolling Stone article threatens to validate the pervasive narrative that rape victims are always lying.
Certain details of a University of Virginia student’s story of an alleged gang rape at a college frat house are coming into dispute, leading the magazine that published
“We want to be a peaceful city,” Mayor Teddy Harris said. “We don’t want to have any protesters.”
Officials in Rossville, Georgia have unanimously passed an ordinance to ban abortion clinics within the city limits, saying they’re not interested in the “drama” that comes along with offering reproductive health services. When
A health care worker in Dallas has been preliminarily diagnosed with Ebola, suggesting that the first case of the deadly virus has been transmitted on U.S. soil. The news has renewed
Over the past 13 years, the number of veterans seeking claims for PTSD treatment has risen from 133,745 to more than 656,000.
After other teens started mocking her online — sharing images of themselves splayed out on the floor in the same pose as Jada’s unconscious body under the hashtag #jadapose — the victim decided to speak out.
In an incident that shares several elements with the infamous Steubenville rape case that made national headlines last year, a 16-year-old girl from Texas says that photos of her unconscious body
