When Thomas Hipke ended his shift as a server at Leff’s Lucky Town tavern in Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, at 1 a.m. Sunday, the rain that had been coming down hard for hours in the Milwaukee area seemed to be letting up. … Continued
Minnesota United squandered a chance to move into second place in the Western Conference with a 2-1 loss to Colorado at Allianz Field on Sunday. In a restart of MLS regular-season play, the ninth-place Rapids came into St. Paul and … Continued
By Benjamin Kail, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette WASHINGTON — Pennsylvania’s domestic violence support groups face the dual challenge of litigation over the Trump administration’s anti-diversity agenda and a state budget delay that’s exacerbating concerns about impacts to services for survivors. Some nonprofit … Continued
By David Aaro, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Dr. Elizabeth Soda felt helpless as she frantically messaged her co-workers Friday once a gunman had opened fire on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The 40-year-old, who works at the National Center … Continued
NEW YORK — A recently detained immigrant filed a potential class-action lawsuit against the Trump administration on Friday, denouncing the conditions inside holding cells at the main federal immigration offices in Manhattan as overcrowded and unsanitary. The cells belong to … Continued
The day after a lone gunman opened fire on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta, killing a police officer and shattering windows across the agency’s campus, employees were reeling from shock, fear and rage. “We’re mad this … Continued