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Coronavirus
A South Texas Chaplain Prayed With His Hospice Patients. Then the Coronavirus Came for Him.
The hospital where he had previously ministered to terminally ill patients was full when Adolfo Alvarado Jr. neared death at hi home.
Crime
Fort Worth Cop Aaron Dean Charged With Murdering Atatiana Jefferson
The Fort Worth police officer who shot and killed Atatiana Jefferson has been arrested and charged with murder.
Crime
Fort Worth Police Killing of Atatiana Jefferson Spurs Calls for Justice, Transparency
A White Fort Worth police officer shot and killed a Black woman in a home while responding to a request for a wellness check.
Crime
El Paso Shooting: Mom Died Shielding Baby, Dad Died Shielding Them Both
Jordan and Andre Anchondo were among 20 victims killed in the mass shooting at a Walmart and shopping center in El Paso, and likely died protecting their baby.
News
Nearly 1,000 Children Taken From Parents Despite Order Barring Family Separations at Border
A California judge ordered the government to stop family separations in June 2018. The ACLU says the government is continuing the practice by using a "loophole" in the court order.
News
Viral Photo Shows Bodies of Dad and Daughter Who Drowned Seeking U.S. Asylum
The photo shows the bodies of a Salvadoran man and his toddler daughter who drowned in the Rio Grande after reportedly being unable to request asylum on U.S. soil.
News
‘Safe and Sanitary’ Doesn’t Mean Migrant Kids Need Soap or Sleep, Trump Gov Argues
"If you don’t have a toothbrush, if you don’t have soap, if you don’t have a blanket, it’s not safe and sanitary,” Senior U.S. Circuit Judge A. Wallace Tashima argued.
News
Texas Bans Christian Chaplains, Other Religious Advisors From Execution Chambers
New execution procedures signed Tuesday say that chaplains and ministers may "observe the execution only from the witness rooms."


