President Donald Trump is making more federal cuts, this time targeting an international media organization, public libraries and homelessness reduction.

U.S. presidents have used autopens since Thomas Jefferson; the first to use an autopen to sign a law was Barack Obama.

We talk to Richard Hanania, an influential thinker on the online right, about how he got DEI dismantled and why he’s fallen ...

While attempts to ban books are on the rise nationwide, local libraries discuss how they handle challenges to controversial books.

The announcement of bitcoin as a national strategic asset should not be dismissed as just another random pellet in the scattershot of Trump executive orders. It is much more important than that.

Some school districts, wary of risking the president’s ire or cuts to their budgets, could walk back public support for ...

While issues at NASA compounded under Joe Biden, the space agency continued to embed diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives into its workforce, according to a new report from watchdog group ...

Amy Huberman holds a sign during a “Save Science” rally in front of in front of Woodholme Center on Reisterstown Road, in ...

Hundreds gathered at the Arkansas State Capitol for the "People's March," a protest against the Trump administration and recent executive orders. The event, or ...

TALLAHASSEE—A bill requiring all new Gulf-related materials purchased by public and charter schools to reflect the name "Gulf of America" passed its first S ...

Tucker spoke to New York Nonprofit Media about her unexpected journey into her role as CEO at WellLife and how that has ...

Waterloo schools, a minority-majority district, declined to participate in the African American Read-In. The 1619 Freedom School is hosting its own instead.