Protests Erupt in New York City as Bronx Student Detained by ICE Amidst Widespread Political Condemnation
ICE's detention of a Bronx high school student named Dylan led to protests and official condemnation in New York City, with legal and health concerns raised about his treatment post-arrest.
SFUSD's 'Homework, Attendance Optional' Plan Dies in 24 Hours
SFUSD's revolutionary grading plan would have let students earn C's with 41% scores, skip homework entirely, & get a 50% minimum for any "reasonably attempted" work. It died faster than the average tech startup when parents found out.
New York City Mother's Pursuit of Justice Ends in Significant Sentencing for Trio Convicted of Drugging, Robberies, and Dual Murder
Three men were sentenced for murders following druggings and robberies in NYC, with the victims targeted at gay bars. Victim John Umberger's mother, Linda Clary, has been advocating for justice.
Illinois State Treasurer Restores WWII Veteran's Purple Heart to Grandson Ahead of Memorial Day
The Illinois State Treasurer returned a Purple Heart to the family of WWII veteran Cpl. Henry Van Der Noord, an initiative part of Operation Purple Heart to restore military honors to rightful recipients.
Charlotte and Noah Hold Top Spots as Michigan's Most Beloved Baby Names of 2024
The SSA's report shows Charlotte and Noah are the most popular baby names in Michigan since 2020, with the trend holding in 2024. Nationwide, Olivia and Liam top the list. The SSA details their methodology, emphasizing separate spellings of names.












