Friday, Apr 11

Democratic attorneys general from 16 states sue the Trump administration for cutting off vital COVID-19 funding for schools.

Thursday, Apr 10

The SSA reverses its plan for in-person identity checks, allowing phone verification starting April 14 amid rising fraud concerns.

Thursday, Apr 10

The May 7 Real ID deadline mandates compliant identification for air travel. Here's what travelers must know to avoid disruptions.

Tuesday, Apr 08

Harvard University plans to raise $750 million via bonds amidst threats to federal funding over alleged antisemitism on campus.

Sunday, Apr 06

New York's education officials reject Trump's threats over DEI initiatives, reinforcing their commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion in public schools.

Saturday, Apr 05

Theodore McCarrick, the first cardinal expelled for sexual abuse allegations, has died at age 94, leaving behind a legacy marred by scandal.

Saturday, Apr 05

The Supreme Court has indicated support for Trump's education grant cuts linked to DEI initiatives amidst ongoing legal challenges from several states.

Saturday, Apr 05

Fencer Stephanie Turner was disqualified for refusing to face Redmond Sullivan, a transgender opponent, igniting a debate on inclusion in sports.

Friday, Apr 04

The Pentagon's inspector general is investigating Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of the Signal app for military discussions amid concerns over sensitive information leaks.

Friday, Apr 04

The Trump administration plans to freeze $510 million in federal funding to Brown University as part of an antisemitism crackdown linked to recent protests.