The killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has prompted a wave of bipartisan condemnation of political violence, with leaders across the spectrum warning that democracy itself is at stake if the nation fails to step back from escalating hostility.
Sen. Ghazala Hashmi emphasizes the importance of voting to support Virginia’s public schools, warning against policies that could dismantle the system.
Maine Sen. Susan Collins criticizes Democrats for out-of-state funding while planning a Hollywood fundraiser. Her reelection faces tough challenges.
With rising housing costs and high interest rates, many Americans turn to mobile homes. However, private equity firms owning many parks hike rents and neglect maintenance.
One under-discussed story: Trump sank a vessel in the Caribbean, killing 11. Was it drug-related? This raises pressing questions about military limits.
Girls at de Zavala Middle School explore STEM through hands-on learning, tackling gender gaps in science education.
DOGE cut $900M in research contracts, gutting the Education Sciences Institute. Experts fear impact on test reliability.
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore did earn a Bronze Star, despite false claims. Delays in military paperwork are common, and his honor is deserved.
International students are key to Pittsburgh’s tech growth, co-founding startups and driving innovation in the region.
Veterans and families criticize Guard’s D.C. role, citing legal, ethical concerns over using troops for law enforcement and urban projects.
Zandi warns that 22 U.S. states face high recession risk, with slowing job growth and weak regional economies threatening national stability this year.
Research suggests tutoring offers significant benefits, but challenges in implementation hinder widespread success in schools.
