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| The grotesques — which are all individually named — were designed in the 19th century by the architect Eugène Viollet-le-Duc and "recreate the fantastic universe of the Middle Ages." |
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George W. Bush urged Congress to tone down "harsh rhetoric" on immigration, adding he hopes for "a tone that is more respectful" of immigrants. |
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During the spring, many school districts require practicing tornado drills. Social distancing measures present new challenges for schools wanting to prepare for an emergency. |
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A poll shows actor Matthew McConaughey, who has teased he might enter politics in Texas, has more support to be governor than incumbent Greg Abbott. |
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