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A first-of-its-kind federal lawsuit is targeting public schools in Kansas City.
As parents wrap up back-to-school shopping, an education policy advocate says educators in the classroom are taking on a surprising financial burden.
The political march to the far left continues in purplish Virginia, now with an attempt to enshrine abortion into the state constitution, but a lawsuit is challenging the plan on procedural grounds.
Disaster relief teams are rushing to Nepal to bring aid to the victims of last week's terrible flood.
A ruling in California is reigniting the debate over gender and competitive sports as students head back to school.
As anyone who watches the "evolution" of what terms are acceptable, the Left regularly changes the terminology and expects everyone to follow their changes.
The six-week murder trial of Lindsey Clancy, which has climaxed with a deadlocked jury this week, is also generating heated controversy over the women who openly support her and even claim she is innocent of the horrific crime.
As the anniversary of 9/11 approaches, one national student organization is working to ensure the victims are never forgotten — and that younger generations learn the history of that fateful day.
The Dominican Republic — a neighboring nation where both political exiles and high-ranking officials of the dictatorial apparatus have sought refuge — is also a land with which Cuba shares deep cultural and historical ties.
Stepping in the middle of a custody dispute and religious faith, the Maine Supreme Court has upheld a lower court’s order banning a Christian mother from taking her daughter to church.
