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News & Politics (Page 54)

October 4, 2022

North Carolina Church Responds to Flag-Burning with Message of Love

“God and good people are with you, my friends,” a supporter wrote after the flags were discovered.

By Jamal Michel

The Eddy Parking Lot at Night

October 4, 2022

Car Break-ins Vex Georgia Apartment Residents

Lt. Louis Defense III, a public information officer with the Smyrna police, confirmed that about 20 cars were hit on Aug. 21st,  and another nine cars more recently.

By John Verner

photo of car mechanic

October 3, 2022

Chicago Dealership Paints Catalytic Converters Pink to Deter Thefts

A Chicago car dealership has found a colorful way to foil thieves.

By Sarah Ashley

September 6, 2022

‘This is My Only Home:’ Srebrenica Genocide Survivor Determined to Stay Despite Fears of a New War in Bosnia

Ahmed Hrustanovic lost all of his adult male relatives in the genocide, over thirty of them, including both of his paternal and maternal grandfathers and uncles.

By Alma Milisic

August 17, 2022

Journalist’s Arrest and Trial Raises Questions Over Reporters’ Access During Police Actions

A trial next month, City of Medford v. Fonseca, will pit law enforcement against the free press in a case that’s garnered global attention.

By Brian Bull

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