Mid Year Media Review
The Texas House has approved a bill that would allow handguns to be carried without a permit, marking a win for gun rights activists who have for years pushed the … Read More
Transgender students would be banned from competing on school sports teams based on their gender identity under a bill that passedthe Texas Senate on Thursday. Despite immense opposition from civil … Read More
In about three weeks, registered voters in the 1st Congressional District can start casting ballots to fill the vacant seat. The rushed and non-traditional nature of this election could prove … Read More
A Brooklyn nonprofit that entered a limited partnership agreement with an investor to renovate affordable housing in Bushwick in 1999 expected to assume ownership after 15 years. That’s usually how … Read More
For the past six years, Shari Daniels has tried to be the person she wishes she had in her life as a student. Daniels grew up on the Fort Peck Reservation, … Read More
COVID-19 vaccine providers across Montana have temporarily stopped administering the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, responding to a joint recommendation issued early this week by the Centers for Disease Control and the Food … Read More
Last spring, only weeks into the pandemic, Christina Garcia was spending her days struggling to help her two young sons adjust to online schooling when she got such a heavy, … Read More
In Chicago, when coal-fired power plants closed, students in nearby schools were absent less often. In Rhode Island, children exposed to lead were more likely to be suspended and had … Read More
Brooklyn high school freshman Alandinio Cineas was stumped: the algebra assignment asked him to write and graph an equation showing how many different pieces of fruit he could buy with … Read More
The Jeffco school district is planning to close Allendale, a small elementary school in Arvada, at the end of this school year. It’s a decision, district leaders acknowledged, that comes … Read More
