| Manhattan’s brazen bucket-of-gold thief, famous from viral video, now sought in Calif.; Minn. pastor beat boy, 12, with electrical cord because child ‘wanted to test God,’ police say; Five malnourished kids found living in car with healthy parents, police say; Ikea to settle for $50 million after its dressers tipped over, killing three young boys; Fireworks tragedy: The ‘magical’ Mexican town where pyrotechnics are life — and too often death; Even with little stumpy legs, these salamanders are made for extreme walking — up to 9 miles; Why God is a curvy, black woman in ‘The Shack’ and some Christian critics say it’s ‘heresy’; Newsweek Trump critic says he had epileptic seizure after Twitter troll purposely sent him flashing image; Tennessee’s fires brought Dolly Parton a new mission — and an apology; Man’s conviction in failure to disclose HIV-positive status to sexual partners overturned by Mo. appeals court; | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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