The largest Hindu temple outside of Asia has opened this weekend in New Jersey, built by 12,500 volunteers. The massive structure prompted a lawsuit and has brought up questions about the line between religious service and labor exploitation.
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Savings simulator: Is your money beating inflation?
Many accounts are paying higher returns, but inflation has still taken a bite out of investors’ money. Use our tool to compare the best ways to close the gap.
People who’ve had Covid at least 5 times describe how the illness changed with each reinfection
Five people who’ve gotten Covid at least five times describe their experiences. Several, but not all, said later infections were less severe than the first.
2 shot at Bowie State University in Maryland during homecoming weekend
Two people were wounded in a shooting on the campus of Bowie State University in Maryland Saturday night, officials said.
Hamas launches surprise land, air and sea attack on Israel
The Israeli military says that a number of Palestinian militants have infiltrated into Israel from the Gaza Strip.
These public defenders are happy to ditch 'mountains' of paper in new documentary
A new documentary backed by NBA star Karl-Anthony Towns called “Forgiving Johnny” shows how digitizing Los Angeles’s vast archive of legal documents can have impact a defendant’s life.
Misinformation about Israel and Hamas is spreading on social media
As one of the largest invasions in 50 years unfolded on the streets, sea and skies over Israel, misinformation about the assault proliferated on social media.
Jan. 6 rioter who smashed Capitol window with tomahawk axe sentenced to 7 years
Shane Jenkins, a Trump supporter who smashed a window to the Capitol with a tomahawk axe during the Jan. 6 riot, was sentenced to seven years in federal prison on Friday.
Surprise attack on Israel raises questions about 'catastrophic' intelligence failure
The surprise attack by Palestinian militants suggests a major intelligence failure by Israel, which seemed blind sided by the infiltration of Hamas fighters across its border.
Sex, Signal messages and sabotage: SBF’s top execs and Bahamas roommates tell all in court
Two of Sam Bankman-Fried’s former friends from MIT, who also worked at crypto exchange FTX while living with the company’s founder in the Bahamas, took the stand in a Manhattan courtroom this week.