For 20 years, the state police have been quietly building a database of suspected gang members—and they’re feeding it to Donald Trump’s administration.

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While he went on to be "Coach Prime" and the father of a star quarterback, Deion Sanders once experienced the thrill of the ...

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In a world where fashion meets practicality, there exists a peculiar battleground: the daycare center. It’s a place where ...

The shoe giant’s effort to find alternatives to Asian factories that churn out a dazzling variety of its sneakers is a ...

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The database, in operation for 20 years, isn't audited, has attracted little attention and uses speculative criteria such as clothing and tattoos to designate people as members of criminal gangs.

In the heart of Birmingham sits a thrifter’s paradise so vast and varied that shoppers have been known to pack snacks, wear ...

Whether you’re a thrifting veteran or a curious newcomer, City Thrift offers something increasingly rare in our homogenized retail landscape: surprise, affordability, and the pure joy of finding ...

In a dramatic unveiling, musician Justin Bieber has cut ties with his old clothing brand, Drew House, to begin a brand new ...

Several key justices questioned the reasoning behind a decision by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit, which held that the task force that makes decisions about preventive care was ...