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A 12-day installation, dubbed “A Field of Remembrance,” pays tribute at the site of the bloodiest conflict of the Civil War.
Doctor sees 'opportunity' to set protocol for cases with ties to police officers
Florida OK’d property tax relief, but residents in seven counties are willing to pay more to protect wild spaces.
Schools grappling with how to manage, integrate the new tech
Parties Face a Gap Until His Term Ends
Jacob Pearson, 35, of Orlando, drove onto the bank’s campus before fatally shooting Leanne Selman, authorities said.
3 crime-riddled Dorchester buildings owned by same family
Historic opportunity for a realignment arises as voters on left and right rebel
But has code effectively insulated commissioners from influence?
Both parties make one more push for votes in Tuesday's election.
With the Parties Trading Blows, the President Sees a 'Golden Age'
The findings raise questions about officers’ training and the impact on their regular duties.
Those who don't find a good fit in either of the two major parties make up the fastest-growing bloc in the state.
Catholic Charities of Philadelphia's Mercy Hospice houses 31 clients grappling with substance use, homelessness, and a host of other challenges.
Potential deals for American groups • Broad push to end Putin's war • Big shift in western ties floated
Facilities allegedly drugged, held patients against will
Communities rake in $1B a year on travel
Both major parties and federal monitors make plans amid Trump's fraud claims.
Supporters, opponents of Netanyahu express many intense anxieties.
Rayner says nothing ruled out ahead of talks to reset EU ties as PM hints at return to freedom of movement – and figures suggest UK has missed up to £240bn of growth since 2020
Companies seek sway with midterm winners
Over 200 Industrial Facilities Were Granted Exemptions From Clean-Air Rules
U.S. says counties must prove certain voters’ citizenship or face proscution.
18 incarcerated women earn bachelor's degrees from Northwestern University
Gap especially large for mail ballots; local officials cite a flawed system
Elections supervisors in both and Monroe counties said they have contacted the FBI.
Machines Face Hostile Public in Some Cities
Where you grow up matters. In Blackpool, children are 27 times more likely to miss school than pupils in Lambeth. A quarter of children in Croydon feel unsafe. In Bedford, it’s less than 7%. A new study exposes the vast inequalities of childhood in England, prompting the children’s commissioner to declare a ‘national emergency’.
Unclear if suspect had ties to Oregon school
A potential blue wave has leaders eyeing the state House, Senate, and governorship. Both parties are spending big.
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
Democratic Senate nominee hits both parties on CNN in Texas
Aviation authorities say they're assessing damage
PM says he’ll use Brussels summit next month to push for a reset to improve ties with EU – and promises ‘public will be the boss’ on unpicking Brexit in his biggest hint yet on fresh referendum
In Minnesota Poll, Hennepin and Ramsey counties give Democrat edge in U.S. Senate race.
A city worker is accused of killing Shane Seiber, 40, and wounding a nine-year veteran of the force, authorities said.
Co-pilot is said to have aimed at large airport to maximize casualties
Brandon Whitworth, who'd struggled with mental illness, was killed Friday after deputies shot him to death
The outbreak has spread to more than half of Pennsylvania's 67 counties.
Authorities in three countries missed chances to keep attacker from cockpit
People in both parties want government action to cut prices, WSJ survey shows
Candidates have the same top two priorities, but different visions.
The longtime Democratic power broker was granted clemency by a Republican president — then switched parties.
Dem stepped back to weather political storm
Statewide U. of I. tour helps system deepen connections with its potential students
Legislator says they shouldn't expect more help from state
Treasury official, an ex-Citi banker, warns countries to cut off banks and end flights
Customs data show Chinese entities ship components used in drones and missiles
Watchdog group: Company that built other facilities has contract
Vast income disparities are worsening, further dividing the rich and poor
Researchers worry about capacity in facilities for a rapidly graying nation.
Activists Fear a Shift in Focus Could Alter Priorities
Minnesota counties use influx of dollars to assist families, prevent harm.
A judge told the four men they had failed in their duties to protect a 15-year-old student.
Texas lacks statewide safety standards and has blocked cities from adopting their own
With big carriers refusing to cover properties at low risk of fire, many Californians are in a bind
Six officials say the Pentagon has omitted at least four American troops from the count of war dead on its public database.
The prime minister sought deeper ties with Europe in his meeting with Irish counterpart Micheal Martin
Authorities said one of the victims was 25 and the other appeared to be in her mid-20s. No human remains have been found.
The last legislative session ended with acrimony and disappointment. Members are lining up their key priorities.
The future king is using his annual Duchy of Cornwall rent from Dartmoor Prison to help local communities
Changes in the metro area show up in schools, businesses and social life
Near Miss on Train Is Warning for the West
Focus will be on priorities including AI, China and cybersecurity
The retired officer is accused of defrauding people who paid for home improvements in three counties. On the force, he had a history of complaints of physical abuse and harassment.
Voters in both parties cast millions of ballots by mail every election.
He links new conflict to Bush-era 'war on terror'
Grammy winner is found not guilty in murder-for-hire trial that drew celebrities.
Minnesota activists say vulnerable communities need a stronger voice.
Two veterans in different parties took disparate lessons from tragedy
CIA boss handed Moscow-Kyiv brief; Witkoff and Kushner duties clipped
The procedures flyers follow were built layer by layer as new safety vulnerabilities and threats came to light.
As he readies to leave Congress, his warnings remain
Seeks more info in case claiming Hobbs ties
Tax Exemptions Under Threat in Push to Halt Diversity Efforts
Plans to resume duties as sheriff
Leaks reveal covert programme • Moscow-Tehran ties deepen • Heightened threat to US vessels
Exclusive PM to tell Commons cost of living is holding back economy
Hostilities resume as U.S. hits Iranian island
Report examines programs used with inherited properties
Party-endorsed candidates could see a flood of campaign cash after the Supreme Court overturned limits on political parties' election spending.
California lawmakers compromise over legislation addressing facilities' energy use.
'Unusual' deal restricts court from diving into defendant's background
Many campuses adapt curricula, citing demand
The duties might be most painful for border states heading into the midterms.
U.S. warns countries to sever financial ties with Islamic Republic.
AG hasn’t answered counties’ question about authority
Political pressure has Texas universities adjusting curriculum as students head back
Using art and new infrastructure, Miami is setting an example for how coastal cities can adapt to rising seas.
Lame-duck actions by governor are becoming liabilities for campaign.
Investigation of governor's ties to Sunshine Residential Homes
Minnesota cities and counties must staff sites with party-balanced election judges.
Exclusive Reform and Tory politicians help fuel bigotry, says Phillipson
Evidence mounts that it's helping richest people and cities pull further ahead
Hospital staff members not cooperative, deputies say
Houston now in line with major cities; landlords have to comply by December
AI bonds surge fuels sell-off ● Public debt under strain ● Fallout for equities ● Oil's rise dims outlook
Ties With South Tested Amid Push to Cut Drills
About 85% of adults with autism are unemployed, and nearly 8% are underemployed, according to the American Civil Liberties Union.
Universities pare rosters amid compensation rulings
Traffic steps cut fatalities to zero in Somerville
Missed opportunities preceded discovery of bodies at facility
Children at the Hillsborough facility will move to other counties, catching lawyers and families by surprise.
Inspections to begin on facilities linked to cyclospora illnesses
University leaders are warning of financial turmoil in Britain's higher education system after new figures suggested a collapse in international student numbers would deprive the sector of vital income and undermine its future.
After a previous largely failed attempt, the U.S. Department of Education is taking a different tone in asking universities to align with President Donald Trump's higher education agenda, and this time, some Arizona university leaders are on board.
Houston-based Burke group has deep ties to Trump but lacks immigration experience
Pasco’s Salvation Army hosted a Back to School Bash, giving away school supplies and more.
More homes and weaker economy help other cities, but supply still tight here
HISD chief lists effort among priorities at teachers convocation
About 200,000 of those affected hold jobs in industries like healthcare and food service. A march is planned for today in Philadelphia.
Airlines are pushing back against federal authorities’ efforts to ramp up immigration-enforcement at U.S. airports.
Public safety is the largest budget item in 80% of communities, according to “Vote No on 3” campaign.
Pipeline lets cities access reserves saved for decades
Measure lets presidents target countries with secondary duties
A&M model finds over 200K properties in county missing
Group agrees to disarm but issues demands Israel deems to be nonstarters.
Authorities at Sizewell B are monitoring a blaze that has spread to the RSPB Minsmere nature reserve
Authorities said a 15-year-old Cheltenham High student was attacked twice in a locker room. Two football seasons were scrapped.
Plymouth, South St. Paul, others saw disruptions at plants.
The war on Iran has brought unwelcome attention to Amman’s ties with the U.S.
Big metro areas confront rapid decline of resident families with kids
As KeyCity empire falters, tenants face safety and health hazards at properties
The veteran politicians are hoping to stage comebacks, lead two of Florida’s biggest cities.
Republican candidate for governor maintains that the AI facilities are inevitable in Florida and need regulating.
Nuclear Deal Caveat
Company launched mobile IDs and driver's licenses in Arizona
Gov. Josh Shapiro, who had opposed the proposals in Berks and Schuylkill Counties, praised the decision.
Hegseth raises cost estimate for conflict. Senators from both parties are skeptical.
Senators of both parties grill the defense secretary about his leadership of the Pentagon as well as its urgent budget request.
Service member killed in Iraq ID'd; U.S. fatalities now at 17
Eligible for Aid, but Cut Loose as States Try to Avoid Penalties for Mistakes
The accelerated degrees would allow students to enter the workforce sooner, but the movement has gained detractors.
Administration files legal actions against five cities it says aren’t meeting benchmarks.
Agencies could search Twin Cities cameras during the ICE surge.
Jonny Gannon aided U.A.E. in quashing U.S. concerns about Chinese ties
City has issued nearly $2.6M in penalties since program’s creation
Deanna Joseph says Hillsborough County sheriff's deputies were to blame for the death of her 14-year-old outside the Florida State Fair. Twelve years later, she still seeks justice.
Federal authorities offer no explanation for why FBI's request is unusually open to public
Christopher Dmuchowski opened fire on officers who were trying to take him into custody Thursday.
These are the state’s most and least expensive cities
Report may back suits seeking damages for catastrophic events.
DHS issued directive to pause vehicle stops by agents, but Trump says they should continue
Experts recommend following guidelines for safe food handling
A beloved Delco teacher’s killing, seven years later, haunts loved ones and confounds authorities.
The candidate for governor addresses past ties to alleged Clearwater fraudster.
Democrats question if federal authorities can be trusted
Brothers amass portfolio of start-ups benefiting from Pentagon priorities
Air conditioning to be upgraded at fieldhouses in heat-vulnerable areas
After GOP candidate promoted campaign from TakeCharge’s office, ex-adviser files complaint.
Tehran’s discussions with others in region may suggest effort to reduce hostilities.
Some counties have more requests to date than they did in 2024.
Claim says data may have put religious minorities, protesters, others in peril
President rings the opening bells as inflation hurts his approval rating on the economy.
R.I. parents of children with disabilities, sickness say schools abandon them
Man uses web of filings in pursuit of empty properties
This July Fourth, festivities intertwine with memorials on flood’s anniversary
PolitiFact | A look back five decades to 1976 reveals notable similarities to today as U.S. celebrates another anniversary.
A battle for souls is underway amid festivities on the National Mall
Renowned for bad weather and baked beans, the New England city makes claims that wither upon further scrutiny.
All three counties in the area earned A’s, with no schools receiving an F.
In Win for G.O.P., Law Curbing Coordination Is Struck Down
Actors spent months and uprooted their lives to immerse themselves into colonial America’s key characters. Now it’s time for them to shine.
As Illinois lawmakers stall, cities and counties step in to fill the void
Review points to fraud at certain MassHousing projects
‘First partner’ earns money from charities and businesses she founded or controls.
Panic ripples through communities, nursing homes and factories