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Her Town Depended on the Mill. Was It Also Making the Residents Sick?

In “Mill Town,” Kerri Arsenault uncovers her family’s long history in northern Maine and an epidemic of cancer that may be intimately connected to the community’s main employer.

Dorothy Seymour Mills, Uncredited Baseball Historian, Dies at 91

She collaborated with her first husband on an acclaimed three-volume history of the game. But it took 50 years for her contribution to be fully acknowledged.

Fiery Deaths of 10 Boys Exposes Brutality of Brazil’s Soccer Mills

Young players with dreams of glory think elite training programs lead to riches. They do. Just rarely for them.

Barry Mills, Brutal Leader of Racist Prison Gang, Dies at 70

The head of the Aryan Brotherhood, he was linked to murders, drug dealing, prostitution, racial warfare and more in a life spent mostly behind bars.

Years After Woman’s Murder, Investigators Uncover Plot Fueled by ‘Money, Greed, Drugs’

April Kauffman, a radio host and doctor’s wife, was found dead in 2012. Her husband was accused of having her killed to stop her from exposing his drug “empire.”

9-Year-Old Child Worker Dies in Bangladeshi Textile Mill

The father of Sagar Barman accused the supervisors at Zobeda Textile Mill in Dhaka of killing his son by pumping air into his rectum.

A Steel Mill Lives Again, in a Setback for China

Local officials and businesses buck Beijing’s efforts to close the inefficient industries that are hobbling the country’s economic growth.

Ogden Mills Phipps, Horseman From a Leading Racing Family, Dies at 75

Mr. Phipps, the longtime chairman of the Jockey Club, was an old-fashioned owner who resisted buying from commercial breeders.

Harriet Mills, Scholar Held in ‘Brainwashing Prison’ in China, Dies at 95

Ms. Mills, imprisoned as an American spy in Communist China in the 1950s, later made clear to her sister that she had been indoctrinated.

Cotton Mills, Venom and Dead Ends

Zeke and Simon Hawkins’s “Bad Turn Worse” begins with $20,000 missing from a safe in a Texas cotton mill town.