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Massachusetts March 15, 2024

Massachusetts Senate unanimously approves bill to make child care more affordable

The Massachusetts Senate has unanimously passed a bill aimed at addressing the accessibility and affordability challenges in early education and child care.

CRIME March 14, 2024

James Crumbley trial: Michigan jury reaches guilty verdict for school shooter's father

A Michigan jury on Thursday reached a guilty verdict in the trial of James Crumbley, charged in connection with his son Ethan Crumbley's decision to shoot up Oxford High School in 2021.

Media March 14, 2024

UC Berkeley parents raise $40k, hire private security guards to temporarily patrol campus at night

An organization of concerned parents called SafeBears hired a private security company to patrol unsafe areas around the Berkeley campus in order to deter crime.

Artificial Intelligence March 13, 2024

High school students in Colorado explore limits of artificial intelligence, design their own AI models

High school students in Colorado are learning how to design their own AI model projects, including cameras for self-driving cars and apps that can teach other languages.

Health March 13, 2024

Paul Alexander, polio survivor who spent over 70 years in iron lung, dead at 78

A man who spent 70 years living inside a metal chamber to help him breathe, has died aged 78. Paul Alexander was widely known as "the man in the iron lung" and was also a lawyer and author

CRIME March 12, 2024

Tennessee teacher accused of sexually assaulting boy, 12, allegedly harmed nearly 2 dozen other minors

Former Tennessee teacher Alissa McCommon is facing 23 new charges related to sexual misconduct of minors after she was initially arrested in September for alleged rape of a child.

VIDEO March 11, 2024

School choice is ‘personal’: Walter Blanks Jr.

Tennessee school choice advocate Walter Blanks Jr. joins ‘America Reports’ to discuss efforts gaining political momentum nationwide.

West Virginia March 11, 2024

West Virginia bill that would allow teachers remove 'threatening' students from class fails

A West Virginia bill that would allow teachers to remove kindergarten and elementary students from class for severe misbehavior but failed to pass before a deadline.

Antisemitism Exposed March 10, 2024

Jewish MIT students file federal lawsuit over 'wildfire of antisemitism' allowed on campus after Oct. 7

Two Jewish students sued Massachusetts Institute of Technology for allegedly turning a blind eye to "hateful antisemitic discrimination and harassment."

LIFESTYLE March 6, 2024

Legally blind Texas student defies the odds, gets accepted into veterinarian school: 'Anything is possible'

In spite of her disability, Faith Snapp has never let her challenges get in the way of her dreams — and has now been accepted into veterinary school as a legally blind student.

Digital Originals March 4, 2024

Sanction on Florida college that eliminated gender studies shows 'ruthless' left in higher ed: trustee

New College of Florida's board of trustee member Mark Bauerlein responded to a professors union sanctioning the Florida institution for promoting an ideological agenda.