Hopkins, U.S. education department resolve civil rights complaint from Israel-Palestine fallout
The Johns Hopkins University has agreed to provide additional staff and student training to resolve a complaint with the U.S.
New Year in flooded schools: the last one in Valencia reopens, others are still under construction
The 75 students from the Rosa Llàcer Special Education Center in Castellar, Valencia, returned to their classes yesterday ...
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A campaign promise of the president-elect is to end the U.S. Department of Education. Area education leaders say it’s ...
Jimmy Carter funeral updates: Harris delivers eulogy at Capitol ceremony
Members of Congress, the Supreme Court and other dignitaries will gather at the U.S. Capitol on Tuesday for a lying-in-state ...
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What the data says about federal workers
As President-elect Donald Trump returns to the White House, here are answers to some common questions about the federal ...
$100 million taxpayer money down the drain? Here's why taxpayers are upset over DOJ's spending on DEI initiatives in schools
The U.S. Department of Justice allocated over $100 million for DEI, SEL, and restorative justice programs in schools. Despite ...
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Vice President Kamala Harris honors Jimmy Carter’s legacy
She celebrated a cherished leader who transformed the landscape of public service and social progress in ways that continue ...
Employers Add 122,000 Workers in December as Pace of Hiring Slows
Employers added 122,000 workers in December as the overall pace of the labor market slows, private payroll firm ADP said on ...
Private equity in 401(k) plans? ‘Highly risky’ for the average investor
Private-equity companies may be coming for 401(k) plans. With the incoming Trump administration just weeks away from starting, private-equity firms are poised to lobby in Washington for broader access ...