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Rise of a resurgent American white supremacism is reaching around the globe, often with deadly consequences

Agreements with agencies in 38 states resurrect aggressive tactics shelved more than a decade ago amid alarm about civil rights abuses

Patriots’ Day, a commemoration of the battles of Lexington and Concord – the first confrontations of the American Revolution – holds historical value as a symbol of American resistance to British colonial rule. Over time, however, the holiday has been co-opted by extremist groups.

Google had a “critical battery failure” that took its Columbus, Ohio zone offline for up to six hours on March 29.

‘This particular teacher was attempting to groom this young person into committing murder,’ a Columbus police spokesperson said

One resident said she has missed doctors’ appointments due to the outage

Somali woman was attacked by four suspects outside apartment building in Columbus, Ohio, says Council on American-Islamic Relations

Darnell Jones, 33, was shot and wounded as he allegedly pulled gun on SWAT team during arrest over death of Keimani Latigue

What goes down your toilet and drain can end up on farm fields across the United States

Kids learned these 26 'historical facts' at school just to find out they’re actually wrong or misrepresented. The post 26 “Facts” We Were Taught As Truth In School That Turned Out to Be Complete Nonsense first appeared on Bored Panda.

President Donald Trump called for a rollback of billions for U.S. microchip plants, possibly threatening funds for Intel and others.