“The Women of Arlington Hall,” by Jane Healey. THE BOOKWORM. Some authors that were writing…  Read original article: Read More

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The second wave of mass protests organized by the progressive No Kings network saw protesters unite against President Trump's anti-immigration tactics, slashing of federal programs and other concerns.

By MIKE CATALINI and OLIVIA DIAZ Associated Press. TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — Barack Obama has endorsed the Democratic candidates for governor in New ...  Read original article: Read More

Last year, OpenAI launched ChatGPT on WhatsApp, and earlier this year, Perplexity launched its own bot on the chat app to tap into the user base of ...

The scene outside the ICE facility took a darker turn as federal agents deployed tear gas on the crowd around 4:30 p.m. and detained at least one ...

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is expected to face the most serious primary challenge of her career if she runs for re-election, ...

Tariffs were cited as a reason for slower U.S. economic growth in a recent report.

Rachel Gittleman, the president of the American Federation of Government Employees Local 252, discusses how the government shutdown is impacting ...

In the Owens Valley, Los Angeles siphons water from Sierra streams and also pumps groundwater from wells. Native tribes are calling for the city to take less water.

HARRISBURG — There are no $1 million giveaways to voters, cheesehead hats or candidate debates. Elon Musk is nowhere to be found.  Read original article: Read More

In August, Newsom announced a statewide effort to redraw the state's congressional district map to favor Democratic candidates in the upcoming 2026 ...  Read original article: Read More

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According to Education Week and PBS reporting, roughly 460 positions at the Department of Education have been marked for elimination, including ...

Local school board leaders blamed stagnant public education funding for ... Lily Kepner started at the American-Statesman in October 2023.

Oct. 17, 2025 Hosted by Michael Barbaro, Featuring Tyler PagerCatie Edmondson and Tony Romm Produced by Eric Krupke Shannon M. Lin and Stella Tan, Edited by Chris Haxel and Paige Cowett, Original m…

Oct. 17, 2025 Hosted by Michael Barbaro, Featuring Tyler PagerCatie Edmondson and Tony Romm Produced by Eric Krupke Shannon M. Lin and Stella Tan, Edited by Chris Haxel and Paige Cowett, Original music by Marion Lozano and Sophia Lanman, Engineered by Alyssa Moxley Under normal circumstances, the profound pain of a government shutdown compels both parties to negotiate a quick resolution on behalf of the American people.

by Ashleigh Fields – 10/17/25 6:12 PM ET White House Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought said Friday the Army Corps of Engineers is pausing $11 billion of funding in proje…

by Ashleigh Fields - 10/17/25 6:12 PM ET White House Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought said Friday the Army Corps of Engineers is pausing $11 billion of funding in projects in four states. Democratic-led cities Baltimore, New York, San Francisco and Boston will be impacted by funding halt. “The Democrat shutdown has drained the Army Corps of Engineers’ ability to manage billions of dollars in projects,” Vought wrote in a Friday post on social platform X.

Oscar Wilde’s library card reissued 130 years after being revoked over gay conviction The date of Oscar Wilde’s death, 30 November 1900, has been used as the new card’s expiry dat…

Oscar Wilde's library card reissued 130 years after being revoked over gay conviction The date of Oscar Wilde's death, 30 November 1900, has been used as the new card's expiry date. 1 day ago, Paul Glynn, Culture reporter The British Library has honoured late Irish writer Oscar Wilde by reissuing a reader's card in his name, 130 years after his original was revoked following his conviction for "gross indecency".

When he won his seat in 2022, Mr. Santos was heralded as a sign of a shift in Republican politics. Young, Brazilian American and openly gay, Mr.

PBS head lays out how bleak this is all about to get CEO Paula Krieger also pushed back on the idea that PBS would begin altering content to appease the White House: “They’ve already taken aw…

PBS head lays out how bleak this is all about to get CEO Paula Krieger also pushed back on the idea that PBS would begin altering content to appease the White House: "They’ve already taken away our funding." By William Hughes | October 17, 2025 | 6:15pm TV News PBS The Public Broadcasting Service is not in good shape at the moment, to put it mildly: We’re swiftly coming up on November, when the broadcaster would normally get its life-sustaining infusion of funds from the government-backed Corporation for Public Broadcasting.