The Executive Committee chairman calls the formal apology an initial step
England extends the program; Wales makes it permanent
Biden’s nominee could become the court’s most liberal justice
Plus conflict in Myanmar, drought in Somalia, high childrearing costs in China, and more
Nonrandom mutations threaten Darwinian orthodoxy
An experimental procedure raises questions about how to treat drug dependency
Legislators and schools hope to help students secretly struggling with their relationship to food
Three federal courts grant relief to service members denied religious exemptions
Churches and pregnancy centers report an increase in volunteerism and financial support
Court settlement allows Nebraska ministry to expand
