Republican U.S. Senate candidate Ashley Hinson's attack ad falsely portrays opponent Josh Turek's record, mischaracterizing his legislative actions.
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President Trump dismantled affirmative action in his second term, but many states had already ended similar preferences.
Kansas, Michigan, Missouri, Virginia, and Washington hold primaries today, with Michigan in the spotlight.
Western societies must remember terrorism victims, argues Ayaan Hirsi Ali Foundation president, citing Fr. Jacques Hamel.
The Trump administration proposes changes to Head Start rules, aiming to deregulate the early education program.
NPR's Michel Martin talks with outgoing UNCF President Michael Lomax about HBCUs' role and challenges in America.
Pastors and mourners unite in Kaduna for funeral of 27 Christians killed in a deadly attack by suspected terrorists.
The largest conservation areas in the U.S. are in the Pacific Ocean, now facing threats from commercial fishing.
The House Ethics Committee recommends censure for Rep. Chuck Edwards over allegations of inappropriate conduct.
A rural California school district built a new aquatic center, using funds to ensure kids learn to swim and stay safe.