By LISA MASCARO, AP Congressional Correspondent WASHINGTON (AP) — President Donald Trump arrives this week on Capitol Hill to deliver a speech to Congress, a coequal branch of government he has bulldozed past this first month in office, wielding unimaginable … Continued
By ALBERT STUMM, Associated Press Mealtimes by the Caspian Sea were always displays of abundance. Omid Roustaei’s extended family would gather every summer, swimming at the beach in the morning and returning to mounds of food at the family villa. … Continued
I’ll never forget the water-filled light bulbs. Weeks after Hurricane Floyd flooded the North Carolina towns of Princeville and Tarboro in 1999, I made a reporting trip there to find out how residents were coping. A man escorted me inside … Continued
By Robbie Sequeira, Stateline.org Across the country, state lawmakers are finding rare bipartisan ground on an increasingly urgent issue for educators and parents: banning cellphone use in schools. Related Articles Education | Senate will vote on confirming Linda McMahon to … Continued
Three years ago, the Minnesota Gophers went on a run that included a Big Ten hockey title and their first trip to the NCAA Frozen Four under head coach Bob Motzko. But there were inevitable bumps along the way – … Continued
By OLIVIA DIAZ RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin has granted clemency to a former police sergeant who shot and killed an unarmed man accused of stealing sunglasses. Wesley Shifflett, 36, was sentenced to three years in prison … Continued