A rise in juvenile detentions threatens to undermine decades of effort to undo the increases seen during the 1990s, when fears of a youth crime wave led to strict penalties for young defendants. Continue reading →
Historians around the state are revisiting the nation's origin story with fresh eyes, centering on communities that have often been left out. Continue reading →
Much like public institutions and for-profit companies, nonprofits are under the Trump administration’s ideological microscope and many are stuck in a state of limbo. Continue reading →
The attacks came hours after Russia claimed to have regained control over the remaining parts of the Kursk region that Ukrainian forces seized in a surprise incursion in August 2024. Continue reading →
State lawmakers across the country are pushing to use more taxpayer dollars to pay for private school tuitions and homeschooling expenses even as they try to figure out how to budget in a time of economic uncertainty. Continue reading →
Before dawn on Oct. 18, 2017, FBI agents broke down the front door of Trina Martin’s Atlanta home, stormed into her bedroom and pointed guns at her and her then-boyfriend as her 7-year-old son screamed for his mom from another room. Continue reading →
Democrats, after weeks of struggling to find a message that resonates with ordinary Americans while President Trump dominates the news, are beginning to settle on one: the allegation that Trump and his allies are crippling Social Security. Continue reading →
Murder charges were filed against a suspect in a weekend car ramming attack that killed 11 people at a Filipino heritage festival in the city of Vancouver. Continue reading →
The discussions leading up to the election are likely to touch on whether a successor to Francis should push forward, or roll back, deeply contested issues. Continue reading →
As Election Day in Canada looms Monday, support for the two major parties has started to converge in the polls, yet the race appears to remain the Liberal Party’s to lose. Continue reading →
Few people understand just how severely U.S. News rankings have undermined need-based financial aid in medical, law, and business schools. Continue reading →
By supporting massive investments in education and in transportation infrastructure that will enable new housing production across the state, Fair Share is addressing the real drivers of outmigration. Continue reading →
The discovery was made in a residential backyard in Maine where researchers were collecting rabbit ticks and testing them for pathogens, the university said. Continue reading →
A new executive order is the latest salvo in a back-and-forth that extends back to a 2014 Obama policy that brought "disparate impact" principles to school discipline. Continue reading →
Tatum, who played the entire second half, had 37 points and 14 rebounds and was serenaded with “MVP” chants when he put the game away at the free throw line in the final seconds. Continue reading →
"All around probably one of his best, if not the best, game of the season,” Red Sox manager Alex Cora said of the 22-year-old rookie Campbell. Continue reading →
The Cardinals won the National League Central Division seven times under Jocketty’s leadership, as well as the 2004 NL pennant and 2006 World Series. Continue reading →
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