What the history of blasphemy laws in the US and the fight for religious freedom can teach us today
In 1811, the U.S. witnessed one of its most infamous blasphemy trials, People v. Ruggles, at the New York Supreme Court. New York resident John Ruggles received a three-month prison sentence and a ...
Ionescu’s 3-pointer is latest iconic last-second shot in WNBA Finals history
Sabrina Ionescu’s thrilling shot for the New York Liberty with a second left in Game 3 on Wednesday night will go down as one ...
Inside the LeBron numbers: Entering Year 22, James’ statistical resume only keeps growing
LeBron James is entering his record-tying 22nd NBA season, a mark that only newly enshrined Basketball Hall of Famer Vince ...
Man who killed immigrant at popular Galveston fishing spot learns prison sentence
Armando Batista was sentenced to 99 years in prison for killing Albert Titov at a popular Galveston fishing spot in January ...
Port of Galveston seals 10-year deal with Norwegian Cruise Lines
Norwegian signed a 10-year deal this week to move full-time into the Port of Galveston's new terminal at Pier 16 when it ...