El Paso

Beto Finds His Voice in Helping El Paso Grieve

By Lissandra Villa/El Paso, Tex.

We Asked Trump to Recognize That Words Matter. His Refusal to Do So Has Led to More Tragedy

By Avigail Oren and Jonathan Mayo

'May I Give You a Hug?'

By Lissandra Villa / El Paso, Texas

Trump's Anti-Immigrant Rhetoric Was Never About Legality — It Was About Our Brown Skin

By Julissa Arce
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'Your Heart Is Bleeding in Every New Shooting.' Once Again, Families of Mass Shooting Victims Relive the Grief

One of the first things Tom Mauser did when he learned that two mass shootings had killed more than 30 people within 24 hours was warn his wife not to turn on the television.News that...

By Melissa Chan

My Words Led to Violence. Now Trump's Are Too

As a national anti-abortion leader for more than 30 years, I routinely used inflammatory language from the podium. At rallies for the activist anti-abortion organization Operation Rescue, I depicted doctors who performed abortions as murderers,...

By Rob Schenck

These Are the El Paso Shooting Victims

At least seven of the victims were Mexican nationals

By Sanya Mansoor

Photo of Soldiers Breastfeeding in Uniform Goes Viral

The photo was shared 4,000 times in 24 hours

By Tanya Basu

Nearly 1,000 Alleged Gang Members Arrested

Of those arrested, 913 were charged with criminal offenses

By Kevin McSpadden

Gunman Opens Fire on VA Clinic in El Paso

Officials say one doctor was injured and two people were killed during the incident

By David Stout

The Ground Zero of Immigration: El Paso by Reed Young

Chamizal is a small neighborhood in El Paso that sits right on the border. Photographer Reed Young was drawn to the area, a sort of “ground zero” for the national debate on immigration.

By Alfonso Serrano
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