The youth-safety nonprofit says the teen tier's guardrails fail on parental alerts, crisis response, and homework — and one safety institute hands it its worst grade.
Nationwide demonstrations over education funding shut nearly 900 schools, with a baby hospitalized and an officer charged after a student was hit.
NPR Politics reports sitting presidents rarely brand government assets, but Trump is pushing for the Kennedy Center and other sites.
Education minister blames far-left infiltrators as thousands are arrested, teachers are injured and the prime minister convenes a crisis meeting
The Cornell fraternity rape allegations have ignited a reckoning over Title IX enforcement, New York's intoxicated-consent law and how campuses punish sexual violence.
A former Cornell student's lawsuit alleging she was raped by seven male students in 2024 revives debate over Title IX enforcement as Congress focuses on college sports.
As the 77th International Astronautical Congress opens in Türkiye, workforce gaps, public engagement and diversity debates shadow the Artemis era.
High-altitude MASTER imagery over Montana's Sand Creek fire captures a rare lenticular cap, while skywatchers elsewhere report an iridescent version of the same phenomenon
From bulldozing Washington precedent to AI supremacy and a campus assault lawsuit, the week exposes clashes over power and accountability.
Tompkins County's DA says he will take the 2024 Chi Phi allegations to a grand jury after the accuser's civil suit surfaced messages he had not seen