Democrats and Students Criticize Trump’s Plan to Dismantle Education Dept
December 2, 2025
Democratic lawmakers and students criticize Trump’s efforts to dismantle the Education Department, citing negative impacts.
Democratic lawmakers and students criticize Trump’s efforts to dismantle the Education Department, citing negative impacts.
The U.S. government reversed its policy affecting international students, but fears of deportation linger without a court order.
Pennsylvania shoppers may face limited choices this Cyber Monday as federal policies impact holiday gift variety.
Grand Canyon suspends overnight stays due to waterline break. Temporary closures and restrictions in place at the park.
Sen. Mark Kelly refuses to be bullied after the Pentagon investigation, standing firm against Trump and Hegseth’s threats.
Five University of Michigan lecturers recognized for excellence in instruction and inclusive teaching practices.
Pennsylvania sees a troubling rise in uninsured children as federal policy shifts threaten access to health care.
As Black Friday nears, Michigan shoppers may see fewer options and subtle quality changes due to tariffs and cautious imports.
The Arizona Department of Transportation is building an overpass on I-17 to help wildlife safely cross the highway.
A bill in the Michigan Senate aims to boost trade with Ireland by creating a commission to enhance mutual investments.
On a Denver bus, Cherri McKinney applied eyeliner effortlessly. Aesthetician turned administrator, she epitomizes Colorado’s shift to skills-based hiring.
Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman received probation for robocalls misleading Detroit voters in the 2020 election.
