Trump gave the Labor Department more control over career-technical education. Will students benefit?
Labor Department to take charge of CTE programs, raising questions of student benefit
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Beware of the ‘fake relative’ scams ahead of the holidays
As the holidays approach, scammers are posing as family members to steal money and personal information. Learn how to recognize and protect yourself from these “fake relative” scams before it’s too late.
5 tips for car safety on the spookiest night of the year
Stay safe on Halloween night with these 5 essential car safety tips. Learn how to protect yourself and trick-or-treaters on the spookiest night of the year.
For decades, the Feds were the last, best hope for special ed kids. What happens now?
Special ed funding cuts leave kids with disabilities in limbo
Why now is the best time to start thinking about holiday spending
Experts advise starting holiday shopping early to beat inflation and supply chain issues
AI search is forcing businesses to diversify their channel strategy: Here’s why
AI-driven search is reshaping digital marketing, pushing businesses to diversify their channel strategies to stay visible and competitive online.
What is shadow AI? And how to move to strategic AI
Discover what shadow AI is, the risks it poses to businesses, and how organizations can transition toward strategic AI adoption to boost innovation, security, and growth.
10 biggest bingo wins in American history
From $100k to $10M, Las Vegas Mystery Jackpot tops list of biggest bingo wins in US history
The cost of doing nothing: How tariffs could cut into peak season profits for e-commerce brands
As peak season approaches, e-commerce brands face growing risks from rising tariffs. Learn how inaction could lead to shrinking margins and missed revenue opportunities.
2 out of 5 child care teachers make so little they need public assistance to support their families
A staggering 2 in 5 child care teachers in the U.S. earn so little they rely on public assistance. Explore how low wages are impacting educators and the future of early childhood education.
There’s a lot to learn about crime. Trump’s orders are making it harder to get answers.
Exploring how Trump's policies impact access to crime data and transparency, making it more difficult to uncover the truth about crime in America.
Latinas hold more state legislature seats than ever before
In 2025, Latinas achieved a historic milestone in U.S. politics, with 214 now serving in state legislatures—an all-time high—reflecting increased civic engagement and bipartisan support.
Knitting, cheerleading, fishing: This is what a cellphone ban looks like in one school district
Engagement navigators help students find activities in Spokane Public Schools
Rewilding death in the Appalachian mountains
Explore how rewilding death in the Appalachian Mountains reconnects human mortality with nature, honoring traditional ecological practices and fostering environmental renewal.
What happens to health research when 'women' is a banned word?
Research funding cuts threaten women's health advancements
As immigrant students flee in fear of ICE raids, teachers offer heartfelt gifts
Teachers in the US cope with the strain of immigration arrests and removals on their students
Miami 7-day weather forecast
Sunny days and rain expected this week
Study finds major disconnect between Black girls and mathematics
Inequitable math education perpetuates low confidence in Black girls
Onijah Robinson Went Viral for Refusing To Leave Pakistan and Hasn’t Been Seen Since
Where is Onijah Robinson now? She refused to leave Pakistan until they paid her and hasn't been seen since her interviews went viral in February 2025.
Entrepreneurs of the Future: BUILD's Transformative Impact on NYC Youth
BUILD, an innovative entrepreneurship program, hosts a Press Dinner at Boqueria to celebrate the achievements of its program and alumni.
Red Bull Dance: Blending Street Style with Utah's Badlands
In a breathtaking fusion of urban culture and natural wonder, Red Bull Dance recently brought together a selection of top-tier street dancers to the otherworldly landscapes of the Utah Badlands.
Symone D. Sanders’s Advocacy in Political Communication and Strategy
Delve into the impactful career of Symone D. Sanders, from her early advocacy work to becoming a vital voice in political communication and strategy.
Lady London & More Celebrate New Limited-Edition CÎROC Honey Melon
CÎROC hosted a launch event for their new limited-edition flavor, CÎROC Honey Melon, at Soho Desert House in Palm Springs.
Waitress Who Body Slamed Groping Customer Speaks Out
A waitress who body-slammed a customer who groped her is receiving lots of support online following the incident.
Andrew Cuomo Closes Indoor Dining
Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced that indoor dining will be suspended In New York City as of Monday, December 14. NYCs case rates are up.
Pfizer Vaccine Almost Ready, What Happens Now?
Industry giant Pfizer has made impressive strides in their vaccine trail, but life under coronavirus isn’t over yet.
England Back in Lockdown, Will U.S be Next?
On Saturday October 31, U.K Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced that England was going back into lockdown.
Anna Sorokin Puts A Stop To Unannounced Prison Visits
Anna Sorkin made headlines when it was revealed that she had faked being a German heiress as part of an elaborate scam.
AOC Hosts Twitch Stream To Encourage Voting
On Tuesday night Congresswoman Alexandra Ocasio-Cortez (AOC) appeared on a Twitch stream to encourage people to vote blue.
How to Not Let The Election Crush You
This election has been a pretty miserable affair. For the most part, it doesn’t feel like a celebration of democracy.
‘A Handmaids Tale’ Wedding Photographer Thinks He’s Deep
When “A Handmaids Tale” themed wedding photo made the internet rounds, the response was mostly negative.
Preparation for Hurricane Dorian: Five Basics
As Hurricane Dorian threatens the U.S and another Tropical Storm Fernand forms near Mexico, it is important that we prepare for the destruction and dangers ahead. Here are some guidelines about what to do in this situation.
Straight Pride Parade Set To Hit Boston, No Really
Pride is all about celebrating LGBT+ identity in the face of a society that scorns it.
Mental Health, Divorce, And Her Last Name: Is This Why Kate Spade Ended Her Life?
It was a known fact that the late Kate Spade and her husband, Andy Spade, hired attorneys prior to her death for divorce. Was this a factor for her depression and death?
Moments You Might Have Missed from the Met Gala
By now, you’ve seen the gowns, accessories, and the Pope of Fashion (it’s Rihanna if you didn’t already know).
Kimye Welcome a Baby Girl!
Kanye and Kim Kardashian West welcomed their new baby girl on Monday, Jan. 15, at 12:47 a.m. The baby, weighing in at 7 lbs., 6 oz., arrived via surrogate. She joins older siblings, North, 4, and brother Saint, 2, and a slew of close cousins. Kardashian-West took to her personal app to make the announcement …
Female CEOs Declined in 2017
2017 was a year of many milestones for women, but maybe not in the management realm.
