A parents advocacy group has raised concerns about NASEM's use of federal funds for K-12 education initiatives they characterize as politically motivated.
Some Democrats are exploring moving beyond opposition-focused messaging to emphasize policy solutions as the party evaluates campaign strategies.
Alexander Schecter, 24, was arrested for allegedly kidnapping and sexually assaulting two UCLA students in March before being released on bail.
French authorities rescued eight people attempting to cross the English Channel by small boat, but two migrants died during the operation.
California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter was fact-checked during a CNN interview where she made accusations against Democratic rivals Tom Steyer and Xavier Becerra.
Seven-time F1 champion Lewis Hamilton advocates for racing in Africa and voices support for African independence from foreign influence.
USWNT forward Catarina Macario signed a five-year, $8 million deal with NWSL's San Diego Wave, marking the richest contract in women's soccer history.
New study finds candles burned indoors, particularly in poorly ventilated spaces, release chemicals associated with cancer risk.
A federal magistrate recommended the release of a mother and five children held at a Texas detention center for over 10 months.
Tottenham have reportedly made a move for Roberto De Zerbi while current manager Igor Tudor struggles with three consecutive losses since taking charge in February.
Several publicly traded companies including Brookmount Explorations, Daxor, Continental, MaxsMaking Inc., and Parex Resources released their full-year financial results.
Italian firearms manufacturer Beretta Holding has made an offer to expand its ownership stake in American gun maker Sturm, Ruger & Company.
Key energy industry developments in Venezuela as Vitol executive retires and Shell pursues expanded operations.
First quarter markets saw energy stocks gain amid Middle East tensions and rising oil prices, while luxury companies like LVMH experienced significant declines.
Julie Le, a former Justice Department prosecutor who gained attention for courtroom comments about immigration caseloads, announced a Democratic primary bid against Rep. Ilhan Omar.
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