To combat issues regarding teacher shortage and staff burnout, A Missouri school district voted Tuesday evening to adopt a four-day school week starting in fall 2023.

“Never again” became the mantra a decade ago after the bloodbath at the Sandy Hook Elementary School and left the nation in shock. Since then, “Never again” has been made a lie 54 times by incidents involving active shooters.

Donald Trump got his way and announced his next presidential campaign as early as possible. But like almost everything else he’s done lately, it’s proved a flagrant political misjudgment.

There’s little appetite for a 2020 rematch in the coming presidential election, according to a new CNN Poll, as majorities of registered voters within each party say they’d rather see someone new nominated in 2024.

Twitter has clipped the wings of the account that actively tracked Elon Musk's private jet, but the suspensions raise questions about Musk's commitment to free speech on Twitter.

Woman: It’s one of the oldest words in the English language, yet it’s a word that continues to be a source of intense personal importance and societal debate-- inseparable from the story of 2022.

On Wednesday, a jury determined Bykofsky had been defamed and awarded the former columnist $45,000 in compensatory damages. The jury also found an additional $1,000 in punitive damages.

Increased migrant border crossings near El Paso are drawing attention back to the border, as Congress grapples with must-pass end of year legislation that could include an immigration deal.

Harry and Meghan used Netflix to wound William and Charles for refusing to bless the couple's request for a 'half in half out' Megxit that would allow them to earn a fortune while doing royal duties and keeping all their titles.

Stephen Boss, better known as DJ tWitch of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, who also was a contestant-turned-judge on So You Think You Can Dance, died Tuesday in a Los Angeles hotel room, reportedly by suicide.

Open to all Bucks County high school seniors, this contest challenged students to write an essay answering the question; “Should the Constitution be interpreted based on a literal reading of the document’s original text (“originalism”) or viewed in the context of our nation’s evolving social, scientific and other changes since the time when it was written (a “living constitution”) and why?”

Each year a panel of seven independent judges read and rated each of the submissions with their collective consensus determining the awardees. These are the two features by first place winner, Jessie Jim, and runner-up, Hailey Morath.

The U.S. government sued Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and the state Wednesday over the placement of shipping containers as a barrier on the border with Mexico, saying it is trespassing on federal lands.