NYC to launch two ‘full-time’ virtual schools, top education officials say 
1931 State Law Makes Abortion a Felony if ‘Roe’ Falls, Warns Michigan Attorney General 
Iowa drops one spot in Tax Foundation business property tax ranking 
Newark will help pay for 40 students to attend college, as free-tuition movement grows 
Louisiana’s state revenue forecast is revised upward, giving lawmakers possibly more to appropriate 
BHP is selling its dirty oil and gas assets, but hold the applause
When BHP announced it would sell its stake in its oil and gas business to Woodside Petroleum to form a merged oil...
How would planting 8 billion trees every year for 20 years affect Earth’s climate?
Politicians, business leaders, YouTubers and celebrities are calling for the planting of millions, billions or even trillions of trees to slow climate change. There...
Biden’s foreign policy retreads dangerous for America
"The only thing worse than fighting with your allies, is fighting without them." – Winston Churchill Since World War II,...
How K-5 teachers prep for a class shaped by COVID
The Newark elementary school teachers gathered in a large circle at the center of a classroom, where student desks lined...
How would you spend $500 million? Memphis school district wants to know
If you had $500 million, how would you spend it to improve Shelby County Schools? Local residents have through Sunday...
NYC mandates COVID vaccines for high school athletes and their coaches
High school athletes and coaches participating in sports considered “high risk” for contracting the coronavirus will be required to have...
Why did a military superpower fail in Afghanistan?
The speed and efficiency with which Taliban forces were able to complete the occupation of most of Afghanistan, as well as...
Nevada gaming regulators approve state’s first peer-to-peer sportsbook
The Nevada Gaming Control Board (NGCB) on Thursday approved a two-year operating license for the state’s first peer-to-peer sportsbook. ZenSports,...
A ripped-off mask and verbal assault how tensions over changing mask rules spilled over in one Texas school district
The first day of school has always been exhilarating for Tom Leonard, superintendent of Eanes Independent School District in Austin....
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick blames Democrats for low vaccinations among Black residents, but more white Texans are unvaccinated
Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick is under fire after blaming Democrats for not doing more to increase COVID-19 vaccination among African...
