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States are now more involved in tracking student data, but with the extent of a federal role increasingly less clear, the ...

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A corruption scandal engulfs a prime minister who tries to make amends. Europe watches as Spaniards balance mercy and justice ...

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Immigration raids in Los Angeles are keeping immigrant communities on edge, leading many workers and customers to stay home.

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Despite their competition for regional influence, Arab states are not rooting for the Iranian regime’s fall. Led by Saudi Arabia and the UAE, they are urging President Trump to seek a ceasefire, and a ...

The Knowledge, Solutions, Skills, and Kreativity school on the outskirts of Nigeria’s capital provides six years of learning ...