Schools are testing AI tech, but struggle to measure its impact on students. Lee Gaines reports from Dayton, Ohio.
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A federal climate spending bill passed in 2022 without Republican votes. Yet, 79% of funds benefited Republican districts.
For millions of American families, access to medication used in reproductive healthcare — including drugs that manage pregnancy loss, treat certain conditions, or end early pregnancies — is deeply personal and tied to how people plan their lives and health. A growing question now hangs over one of the most commonly used options: whether the federal government will change its policies on the abortion pill, mifepristone, anytime soon — and what that means for families navigating healthcare decisions right now.
The 2026 midterm elections are poised to be the most expensive ever, with over $15 billion raised to sway control.
Kelvin waves, linked to "Super El Niño," raise sea levels along the West Coast, increasing flood risks with warmer waters.
Trump Plans Renovation Amid Legal Battle President Trump announced plans to renovate East Potomac Golf Links, sparking legal challenges over public access.
The White House press secretary role lacks a formal job description or required qualifications, leading to challenges.
NPR’s Ayesha Rascoe discusses early voting site concerns in Greensboro with NC A&T student Shia Rozier.
The U.S. lacks a federal paid parental leave law, but in some states, more dads are using the benefit than moms.
The University of Nevada, Las Vegas now offers a minor in teaching mariachi, keeping the music vibrant among young enthusiasts.