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Many called for investigations into the chaotic event, though they did not agree on who should do the investigating, or even who should be investigated. Continue reading →
Proponents of the state's early college program say exposing first-generation and low-income students to college coursework increases the likelihood they will pursue higher education. Continue reading →
For months, municipal leaders in Massachusetts have been pleading with state lawmakers to make changes to what they say is a broken funding system. Continue reading →
The gunman ran his vehicle into one of the nation’s largest reform synagogues. No teachers or children at a learning center there were injured. Continue reading →
Elizabeth Warren helped shepherd a major bipartisan housing bill package to passage in the Senate. With House GOP support tentative, the road ahead is uncertain. Continue reading →
Moscow began its energy infrastructure campaign in eastern Ukraine. The region’s grid is particularly vulnerable because it cannot draw power from the shuttered Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant in southeastern Ukraine. Continue reading →
China adopted a sweeping law Thursday to promote what it calls “ethnic unity,” a measure that critics say would further erode the rights of some minority groups as authorities cement a push toward assimilation. Continue reading →
Iran's new supreme leader struck a defiant tone Thursday in his first public comments since succeeding his dead father, vowing to continue blocking the Strait of Hormuz, a choke point for the world's oil supply, on a day when multiple vessels came under attack in the Persian Gulf. Continue reading →
