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U.S. senators accuse Israel of ethnic cleansing in Gaza after Middle East visit

U.S. senators accuse Israel of ethnic cleansing in Gaza after Middle East visit

WASHINGTON, D.C. (KATU) — U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley of Oregon joined Senator Chris Van Hollen of Maryland on a trip to the Middle East in August. Upon their return, the two compiled a 21-page-long report accusing the Israeli government of...

Voucher Push Is Reshaping Private School Education, Study Finds

Voucher Push Is Reshaping Private School Education, Study Finds

Some private schools are raising tuition, and others are able to enroll more students as publicly financed voucher programs begin to reshape education across the country. But the biggest beneficiaries of the new programs so far may be families...

The Role of Jerusalem in the Jewish and Christian Bible & Religion

The Role of Jerusalem in the Jewish and Christian Bible & Religion

Introduction Few cities in human history carry as much symbolic, theological, and eschatological weight as Jerusalem. For Jews, Christians, and Muslims, Jerusalem is a holy city, a focal point of covenant, redemption, and divine presence. Within...

DC students display art skills at special ‘Culture on the Corner’ showcase

DC students display art skills at special ‘Culture on the Corner’ showcase

Students and alumni from D.C.’s Duke Ellington School of the Arts are preparing for a special showcase as part of D.C.’s Art All Night festival. Layla Bunch may only be 17 years old, but she has already accomplished more than many her age could...

Who Killed Chandra Levy? Inside the Unsolved Murder That Still Haunts D.C. 24 Years Later By Elizabeth Rosner

Who Killed Chandra Levy? Inside the Unsolved Murder That Still Haunts D.C. 24 Years Later By Elizabeth Rosner

NEED TO KNOW Chandra Levy disappeared just before graduation and was found dead a year later The 24-year-old's secret affair with Rep. Gary Condit sparked a political scandal A man was convicted and later cleared, but the case remains unsolved In...

LAWRENCE COUNTY, KY BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR MEETING     September 15, 2025; 6:00 p.m. AGENDA

LAWRENCE COUNTY, KY BOARD OF EDUCATION REGULAR MEETING September 15, 2025; 6:00 p.m. AGENDA

IN PERSON & VIDEO TELECONFERENCE Primary Location: Lawrence County High School Louisa, Kentucky https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCeObmWjYrXWRbaqkBEyznxg AGENDA 1. CALL TO ORDER LCS Mission and Pledge of Allegiance 2. ADOPTION OF AGENDA 3....

Mystery Solved: Barron Trump Moves Into White House as First Son Attends NYU in Washington D.C. After 'Going Missing'

Mystery Solved: Barron Trump Moves Into White House as First Son Attends NYU in Washington D.C. After 'Going Missing'

Barron Trump is secretly holed up in the White House while beginning a semester at New York University's Washington DC campus, RadarOnline.com can reveal. Our information about the first son's whereabouts ends weeks of speculation over his...

Stephanie A. (Sam) Martin: Who was Charlie Kirk? The activist who turned campus politics into national influence

Stephanie A. (Sam) Martin: Who was Charlie Kirk? The activist who turned campus politics into national influence

The fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk during a speaking engagement at Utah Valley University on Sept. 10 has drawn widespread condemnation and renewed attention to the climate of political violence in the United States. To many,...

TRAVERSE CITY AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS: New Indigenous Education Program Coordinator starts

TRAVERSE CITY AREA PUBLIC SCHOOLS: New Indigenous Education Program Coordinator starts

TRAVERSE CITY — Traverse City Area Public Schools has a new Indigenous Education Coordinator. Lydia Henion is heading up the longtime program aimed at strengthening cultural awareness and increasing Indigenous student achievement at TCAPS. ×...

L.A. and D.C. Grand Juries: More Than One Way to Protest

By Mary Alice Miller When ICE commenced its June sweep of undocumented immigrants in Los Angeles, protesters hit the streets. Trump sent in 2,000 federalized National Guard Troops and 700 Marines, purportedly to protect a federal detention center...

LGBTQ+ pilgrimage to Rome could test Pope Leo on gay Catholics

LGBTQ+ pilgrimage to Rome could test Pope Leo on gay Catholics

SONNINO, Italy — They’d paused by a brook three hours into their 80-mile trek to Rome, but now it was time to move. “Andiamo,” shouted a 30-year-old historian from Bologna donning a gold crucifix. When not on Catholic pilgrimages, he does...

City of Elgin Cultural Arts Commission met Sept. 8

City of Elgin Cultural Arts Commission met Sept. 8

City of Elgin Cultural Arts Commission met Sept. 8 Here is the agenda provided by the commission: A. Call to Order: B. Roll Call: C. Citizen’s Forum: a. Gail Borden Public Library Foundation, 2025 Final Report b. Elina Alvarado, Individual Artist...

ECU Education Hall of Fame inductees announced

ECU Education Hall of Fame inductees announced

Two East Central University alumni will be honored at the 2025 Gene and Evelyn Keefer Educators’ Hall of Fame induction ceremony. The event will take place Thursday. Sept. 25 at 2 p.m. inside the Estep Multimedia Room located inside the Bill S....

Littler Strengthens OSHA Bench with Addition of Former DOL Attorney to D.C. Office

Littler Strengthens OSHA Bench with Addition of Former DOL Attorney to D.C. Office

Littler, the world’s largest employment and labor law practice representing management, is pleased to announce a major addition to its Occupational Safety and Health practice group with the arrival of Peter Vassalo, a nationally recognized...

With the emergency crime order over, here's what DC will and will not keep doing For the first time since President Donald Trump’s “crime emergency” order for D.C. expired Wednesday night, Mayor Muriel Bowser on Friday took questions from th

With the emergency crime order over, here's what DC will and will not keep doing For the first time since President Donald Trump’s “crime emergency” order for D.C. expired Wednesday night, Mayor Muriel Bowser on Friday took questions from th

WASHINGTON (7News) — For the first time since President Donald Trump’s “crime emergency” order for D.C. expired Wednesday night, Mayor Muriel Bowser on Friday took questions from the media about how things are going. On Sept. 2, the mayor issued...

Trump's invasion of Washington, D.C., makes the case for statehood | Tim Kumfer

Trump's invasion of Washington, D.C., makes the case for statehood | Tim Kumfer

President Donald Trump took over the Washington, D.C., police force and deployed the National Guard under the pretense of "rescuing the nation’s capital from crime." Tim Kumfer But masked officers roaming the streets and intimidating and harassing...

D.C. Memo: Kirk shooting ignites partisan rancor in Washington

D.C. Memo: Kirk shooting ignites partisan rancor in Washington

D.C. Memo | A recap of a week’s worth of Washington political news, journalism, and opinion, delivered with an eye toward what matters for Minnesota. WASHINGTON — The nation’s capital reeled this week following the death of Charlie Kirk, which...

Organ-System-Based Curriculum in Medical Education: A Scoping Review

Organ-System-Based Curriculum in Medical Education: A Scoping Review

Background Medical education, as the core component of training clinical physicians, has undergone continuous evolution over the past century. Traditional medical education follows a discipline-based model, emphasizing the separation of basic...

D.C. Mayor’s Handling Of Trump Deployment Roils Residents Who Want More Pushback

D.C. Mayor’s Handling Of Trump Deployment Roils Residents Who Want More Pushback

Washington, DC Mayor Muriel Bowser pauses as she speaks at a press conference on August 11, the day President Donald Trump announced a federal takeover of the Metropolitan Police Department and the deployment of the National Guard to the District....

Dana White shares new details about UFC White House event with bold "we're gonna basically take over Washington D.C. for a week" statement

Dana White shares new details about UFC White House event with bold "we're gonna basically take over Washington D.C. for a week" statement

Dana White recently shared some new details about the highly anticipated UFC White House event next year. The UFC CEO revealed that the fighters would walk out of the POTUS' Oval Office to the octagon on the South Lawn, and 85,000 fans would be...

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