
Integrated: Noliwe Rooks on School Desegregation’s Impact on Black Students
A new book explores school desegregation impacts over generations, focusing on Detroit’s role, by Noliwe Rooks.
A new book explores school desegregation impacts over generations, focusing on Detroit’s role, by Noliwe Rooks.
Georgia’s House passed a bill ensuring women’s right to IVF, inspired by Alabama’s embryo ruling. Awaits Gov. Kemp.
Pope Francis accepted Archbishop Lucas’ resignation and appointed Bishop McGovern as the new Omaha archbishop.
NC’s legislature passed over $1B for Helene recovery, but $750M remains unspent. Delays frustrate lawmakers and agencies.
Scranton Police’s new AI-equipped patrol cars enhance public safety with synced lights, body cams, and real-time data.
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Asheville plans a $225M disaster recovery fund, focusing $130M on infrastructure, including a potential arts center.
Starting January 1, Nevada must provide Medicaid healthcare to incarcerated youth under 21 and former foster youth up to 26.
European universities offer ‘scientific asylum’ to US researchers affected by Trump’s academia crackdown, aiming to continue vital studies.
When a TikTok video of Jonathan Stanley’s empty book signing went viral, his book “Purposeful Performance” soared to bestseller status, transforming his career.
The Florida Senate committee advances a controversial bill loosening child labor laws, sparking debates on youth exploitation and economic impacts.
Governor Josh Stein of North Carolina has unveiled a new initiative aimed at recruiting skilled individuals to join the state government workforce. A newly launched website seeks to attract those affected by Hurricane Helene and recent federal budget cuts, offering them opportunities within the state. The platform also serves as
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