Brown University sees spike in Asian enrollment in wake of affirmative action ruling
The Supreme Court ruled in 2023 colleges and universities could no longer take race into account when conducting admissions.
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Feds arrest Guatemalan illegal immigrant charged with raping Massachusetts resident
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials on Friday announced the arrest of a Guatemalan national accused of raping a Massachusetts resident.
Volvo scraps plans for all-electric fleet by 2030, calls for more charging infrastructure
This pivot will also impact the company’s goal to reduce the CO2 emissions of its cars by 75%.
Texas school district temporarily closes over ‘foaming agent’ in water supply
A Texas school district temporarily closed its doors to students after learning of a “foaming agent” in a nearby water supply.
Navy relieves commander mocked over viral photo of backward rifle scope
The U.S. Navy announced it had relieved the commanding officer of the USS John S. McCain, citing a “loss of confidence” in his ability to lead the guided-missile destroyer.
Former GOP senator says he won’t vote for Trump or Harris
Former Sen. Pat Toomey said he will not be voting for either of the leading presidential candidates this November, citing disillusionment with both.
‘View’ host suggests Kamala Harris has ‘always been moderate’ despite ‘most liberal’ ranking
Sunny Hostin, cohost of “The View” on ABC, suggested Tuesday that Vice President Kamala Harris has “always been moderate” despite her earning the ranking of “most liberal” senator from a...
FBI arrests former aide to NY Gov. Hochul for allegedly working on behalf of Chinese Communist Party
FBI officials on Tuesday arrested a former aide to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul on federal charges, a spokesperson from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of New...
‘Flagstock’ concert honors UNC students who defended US flag during anti-American protests
The students received an outpouring of support for their defense of the flag earlier this year.
Teachers union president says US has never properly invested in public schools
National Education Association President Becky Pringle on Tuesday said the U.S. has "never invested" in public schools the way it should
