Trump’s Oregon Guard Move Halted—Again
A federal appeals court has paused President Trump’s effort to deploy Oregon National Guard troops to Portland, ordering a full panel review of the controversial move.
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Gifted Education Crisis: Who Gets Left Behind?
Gifted education programs across the U.S. are under scrutiny for excluding high-performing students of color and those from low-income backgrounds. Can the system be fixed?
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Newsom Tells Donors: Stop Sending Money—We’ve Won
In an unprecedented move, California Governor Gavin Newsom told supporters to stop donating to his Proposition 50 campaign—claiming victory before ballots are fully counted.
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Trump’s Factory Promise: Is U.S. Manufacturing Really Bouncing Back?
An in-depth look at the current state of U.S. manufacturing reveals modest regional gains and a tech-driven boom, but falls short of the sweeping revival promised by former President Trump.
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Talladega College Sells Priceless Murals to Survive
Facing financial collapse, Talladega College sells four historic Hale Woodruff murals—but ensures they’ll return home regularly.
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Trump Hints He Knows a Third Term Is Off the Table
In a surprising shift, Donald Trump acknowledges constitutional limits on a third presidential term, ending months of speculation.
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College Students’ Top 5 Fears for 2025 Revealed
A new look at the real issues plaguing college students in 2025, revealing deep anxieties about debt, mental health, and their future.
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Mississippi Redistricting Shakes Up GOP Supermajority
A federal court’s redistricting order has given Mississippi Democrats a rare chance to challenge the Republican supermajority in the state legislature in the November 4 election.
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Salmon Return to Oregon’s Klamath River Just One Year After Dam Removal
After more than a century, Chinook salmon have returned to the headwaters of Oregon’s Klamath River—just one year after the last of four dams was removed.
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House Report Claims Biden Was ‘Impaired,’ Decisions ‘Void’
A new House Oversight Committee report alleges former President Biden was cognitively impaired and that aides concealed his decline, rendering his decisions ‘void’—a claim Democrats dismiss as baseless and politically driven.