By JOHN HANNA A Texas teachers union sued the state’s education department on Tuesday, accusing it of an improper “wave of retaliation” against public school employees over their social media comments following the killing of conservative political activist Charlie Kirk. … Continued
By DÁNICA COTO and ANDREA RODRÍGUEZ HAVANA (AP) — The names, ranks and ages of the 32 Cuban military personnel killed during the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by U.S. forces were published Tuesday by the Cuban government, which … Continued
By Robbie Sequeira, Stateline.org Twenty-year-old Mikayla Foreman knows her experience is meaningful. Dealing with homelessness since 18 and currently living in a shelter, Foreman has managed to continue her academic journey, studying for exams last month in hopes of attaining … Continued
On game days, P.J. Fleck will scribble items down in a yellow-covered notebook for future reference. Now in the transfer portal, the Gophers head coach is checking boxes on roster needs for the 2026 season — tick, tick, tick. In … Continued
By JEFF AMY, Associated Press ATLANTA (AP) — Voters in northwest Georgia will go to the polls to select a successor to U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene on March 10. Gov. Brian Kemp set the election date on Tuesday, a … Continued
Clean sidewalks. More afterschool programs. A much-anticipated rent freeze. For months, City Limits has been talking with New Yorkers about what they want the new mayor to prioritize. Here’s what we heard. Some of the New Yorkers who spoke to … Continued