Rep. Lauren Underwood's bill would open VA safety training to family caregivers, not just staff. It arrives during Suicide Prevention Awareness Month.

A new survey shows Mike Minogue closing in on Gov. Maura Healey, though her favorability edge barely survives the margins.

Faculty are demanding Santiago Schnell's ouster after a detection tool flagged his Washington Post essay as fully AI-written.

A Harvard scientist's spreadsheet turned national tracker shows Massachusetts alone lost $6 billion, with only a fraction restored.

Some Morehouse School of Medicine students say they can't afford food as financial aid stalls. The cause and scope remain unclear.

Michigan's immigration court is part of a national system where asylum denials reached 94.1% in June 2026.

Felix Maradiaga waited nearly two years in Ortega's prisons — now, stateless, he waits again for asylum answers in America.

Gavin Newsom signed measures covering veterans, HIV drug access and privacy, calling them a shield against federal attacks.

About 50 people gathered in downtown River Falls to challenge Rep. Shannon Zimmerman over a data-center tax exemption Democrats hope flips the seat.

SEIU staff at seven Oregon campuses could walk out just as fall classes begin, with 97% backing the strike vote.

The system wants a shared AI resource for all 116 colleges so access does not hinge on a school's budget, an official says.

Layoffs hit code enforcement and animal control as Palm Coast leans on a credit line to cover a $17 million land settlement.

Advocates gathered at the Texas Capitol this week, pointing to 550,000 Texans with limb loss and a bill that failed in 2025.