Mariana Guimaraes says her social work internship was pulled over a campus protest clip, and she may not graduate without a replacement placement.

Buffalo-area Pioneer Central got an F grade, but its superintendent insists the findings misread the district's curriculum.

A Virginia-based tax-exempt group with hidden donors cut a maximum check to Becerra. His campaign says it made no sense — and sent it back.

Polymarket traders have poured over $220 million into stock-move wagers, and Washington is asking who's watching the store.

Diana Torres says Gary Ferraris' campaign site showed fake canvassers and a building that doesn't resemble Santa Clara's City Hall. He calls it an honest mistake.

Naomi Panaligan secured funding for 5-year-old Xeon, but no San Antonio-area private school could take him.

Regional giants like U.S. Bancorp and Truist could dodge stricter rules as the Fed eyes a $960 billion cutoff.

The GTFO Act would block former immigration officers from California policing jobs. Newsom has until Wednesday to decide.

A $2.6 million upgrade tied to an ICE request at Eldorado Valley got yanked hours before Henderson's meeting Tuesday.

A federal judge rejected buyers’ bid for class-action status but left the door open to a revised request.

A federal appeals court revived Joshua Diemert's hostile-work-environment claim against Seattle, though most of his lawsuit stays dismissed.

Topeka Tenants says it has door-knocked roughly 30 apartment complexes flagged for mold, roaches and neglect while pressing for a public landlord database.

Horizon Kidz says its four-year-old enrollment has collapsed as Northwest ISD builds bigger, cheaper pre-K campuses nearby.