Byline Feed

Search the Bylines

Keyword-search every front-page story we’ve tracked across the major UK and US broadsheets — see when a topic first surfaced and how it ran.

67
stories
Saturday, 4 April 2026
First appeared
Tuesday, 10 November 2026
Most recent
Marcela Rodrigues· Boston Globe · US
LeadImmigration raids, fear, and empty desks

Federal sweeps, violence prompt spike in number of students absent from class

Jane Miller· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryData on the menu?

Two class-action lawsuits allege food delivery robots scan faces and hands of customers, using biometric data to train AI models and share data with third parties. Companies deny the claims

Eric Tucker· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryFired FBI workers sue to regain jobs

Employees assigned to Trump's classified documents inquiry

Nina Moske· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryBern's, others sue over flood relief project

Class-action suits allege Tampa diverted money from a dozen projects.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadBadenoch bets the family home to win back voters

Conservative leader pitches for middle-class vote with promise to scrap inheritance tax on houses in huge boost for southeast England – and closes door on any deal with Farage and Reform

John Hilliard· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryBPS officials embrace use of AI in class

But controversial tech raises worry among some

Jeremy Roebuck· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryJack Smith clashes with senators over Trump investigations

The former special counsel faces off with Republicans who grill him on his work on the Jan. 6 and classified materials probes.

Milena Malaver· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryHow this teen became the youngest professor in history

He entered his first college classroom when he was 10 years old. He moved to the front at 18.

Andrew E. Kramer· New York Times · US
LeadUkraine Acclimates to Subterranean Classrooms

Underground Schools Proliferate as Drones Swarm the Sky

Jaden Perry· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryKeeping a summertime classic fresh

Richie’s slush hits sweet milestone

Staff· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryClassic bike race revived
Lucy Marques· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAI literacy course required at UT

Artificial intelligence replaces a digital literacy class for sophomores.

Todd Wallack· Washington Post · US
SecondaryColleges are scaling back Black studies departments, majors and classes

Schools cite low enrollment, budget issues and state laws

Luke Broadwater· New York Times · US
LeadTrump Installs Watchdogs Eager to Follow His Lead

New Class of Inspectors General Includes Ally Reviewing Reflecting Pool Work

Dana Goldstein and Alan Blinder· New York Times · US
SecondaryA.I. Cheating Has Swamped Online Classes

Teachers Searching for Practical Solutions

Jeffrey S. Solochek· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryPasco returns to school, with heightened focus on K-8 campuses

The model allows districts to consolidate schools and expand use of unused classrooms.

Tony DiverNick Gutteridge· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadBurnham prepared to spend more on housing asylum seekers

Moving migrants to middle-class areas will cost more but Prime Minister insists it must happen as a 'point of principle'

Divya Kumar· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadHillsborough County’s first day of school brings smiles, tears

Beginning the new year brings mixed emotions as hundreds of thousands of students return to the classroom.

Jeffrey S. SolochekDivya Kumar· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFun’s over, back to class, kiddos

From lessons on communism to new rules on e-bikes and screen time, here’s what students have in store.

Ricardo Delgado· Houston Chronicle · US
Secondary‘On target’ for classes after flood damage

Ingram district in the Hill Country prepares buildings for new school year; 12 needed work after disaster last month

Jaweed Kaleem· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryUC admits record California class

Number of state residents accepted rises. New data also show racial shifts.

Joe Yerardi· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryIn drawing donations, Shapiro's in a class by himself

As he seeks reelection and 2028 draws near, the governor is shattering Pennsylvania fundraising records.

Christopher Spata· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryWe took Homer experts to see ‘The Odyssey’

Two USF classics professors weighed in on Christopher Nolan’s blockbuster take on an ancient tale.

Kate Perez· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryU of C law school targets devices

Phones, tablets and more banned from some classrooms

Kristen A. Graham· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryPhilly teachers, school staff are stuck in limbo

While city and school district officials celebrated a deal to save 340 classroom jobs, uncertainty remains that is prolonging an already tumultuous hiring season.

A.Z. Madonna· Boston Globe · US
LeadAUDIENCE OF NONE

Classical groups try new programming, pricing — anything else that might fill seats

Audrey Mcglinchy· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryGas firms accused of using AI to fix prices

Proposed class-action suit alleges companies in state are deploying algorithmic software.

Devlin Barrett· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadBolton faces prison after guilty plea

He admits to illegal retention of classified information for book.

Marcela Rodrigues· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryON VERGE OF GRADUATION, THEY GET NO BREAK FROM ICE

As arrests continue, students find support from classmates and schools

Casey Parks· Washington Post · US
SecondaryFight or forgive? An unusual class aided a Muslim student's decision.

A college course on compassion helped a freshman calibrate

Sean Collins WalshKristen A. Graham· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondarySchools deal puts Parker, Council on the clock

After reaching an agreement to stave off classroom job cuts, city leaders now have a year to work out the funding.

Anna OrsoKristen A. Graham· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryPhilly district won’t cut 340 jobs after all

Money from the city budget will go to preserving the classroom positions, the mayor and other officials said.

Gregory Zuckerman· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondarySelloff Elicits Warnings Of More Turmoil

Wall Street is tested by inflation reading, flood of new shares; ‘classic bubble stuff’

Kate Perez· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryA night that was 'just for us'

Former ASPIRA seniors celebrate prom with past classmates after dispute over school closures left them in the crosshairs

Claire Partain· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryEnduring changes and challenges

Members of Houston ISD’s class of 2026 consider past, future

Perry Stein· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryBolton expected to plead guilty in documents case

The former national security adviser allegedly retained classified information while writing a memoir.

Pippa CrerarHenry Dyer· The Guardian · UK
LeadMandelson files reveal security briefings before vetting passed

Declassified emails shed more light on appointment scandal

Katie Johnston· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryMiddle-class costs outpace inflation rate

Households’ budget woes worsen, research reveals

Gregory Royal Pratt· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary‘This community stands in solidarity with you today’

After 2 months in ICE detention, CPS senior free to walk Mather High graduation with classmates

Hannah Knowles· Washington Post · US
SecondaryIn a striking shift, Trump's approval plunges among working-class base

White voters who propelled him to second term sour on the economy, a poll finds

Laura Meckler· Washington Post · US
SecondaryInside a university’s quest to purge ‘woke’ classes

Red-state schools are fostering a conservative vision for the humanities

Jeffrey S. Solochek· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryMany classes end this week. Why have some Tampa Bay seniors already graduated?

Pinellas and Hillsborough schools have been celebrating. Meanwhile, Pasco waits.

Lisa LererKatie Glueck· New York Times · US
SecondaryA ‘Working-Class’ Candidate’s Complex Résumé

Maine Senate Hopeful’s Back Story Muddies His Own Image

Claire Partain· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadParents challenge HISD transfers

Some students in special education classes were selected to change schools next year

Sam Janesch· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryA test of Dems’ appeal to working-class voters

In a Lehigh Valley congressional race, established Democrats have rallied behind Bob Brooks, a union leader and retired firefighter.

Dan Diamond· Washington Post · US
SecondaryFirst batch of UFO files released to the public

Trump tells Americans to ‘have fun’ with declassified documents

John Hilliard· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryAI in, teachers out: New school targets Boston

Much-debated company wants to open classes in fall

Dana Goldstein· New York Times · US
SecondaryA.I. Prompting Writing Revival In Classrooms
Samantha Ketterer· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryCollege seniors: Rice caters to over-80 crowd

University provides online classes at living facilities nationwide

Stephanie Innes· Arizona Republic · US
LeadASU to welcome first medical school class

Inaugural group slated to start program this year

Divya Kumar· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAt Tampa’s Edison Elementary, it’s harvest season in the garden

Students learn lessons outside the classroom that apply to other subjects.

Nakylah Carter· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadHillsborough class size issue grows

Dozens of schools have exceeded legal limits — more, by far, than any other Tampa Bay district. Leaders don’t see an easy fix.

Jason Laughlin· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryVaccine rates for kids edge downward

More kindergarten classes don't have herd immunity

Aaron Pressman· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryFor Berklee students, AI class is a showstopper

Using the technology as a teaching aid, they claim, would undermine the whole point of becoming an artist

Marcela Rodrigues· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryArtemis II makes a splash in his classroom

Boston Latin Academy teacher uses expedition to launch love of science

Bill Lukitsch· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryDelta eyes luxury lounge for long-haul flyers at MSP

A premium perk for those in business class.

Alex Ross· The Independent · UK
LeadPupils as young as 7 taking blades to class in knife crisis

Shocking new figures show children have been accused of hundreds of knife offences in schools, including violence and threats, in what the mother of a murdered teenager has called a classroom ‘emergency’

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryWarnings of 'masculinity crisis' in our schools as teachers face abuse in class

A quarter of female teachers have been the target of misogyny over the past 12 months, with reports of rape jokes and nude AI images, a survey has found.