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The surprising source of key data in a report critical of US Charter School Program I recently wrote about a report by the advocacy group, the Network for Public Education, about waste in the federal Charter Schools Program (CSP). It was the second such report published in 2019 by the group, which was co-founded by historian ...
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Escalating US-Iran tensions scramble the politics of Trump's impeachment President Trump's order to kill an Iranian commander responsible for hundreds of American deaths has scrambled the politics of impeachment, putting Democrats on the defensive in their bid to remove Trump during a possible escalation into war.
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Top Democratic leaders kept in dark about Soleimani attack Washington (CNN) Senior congressional Democrats were not notified before the US strikes that killed Iran Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani, something critics say is a breach of protocol over how the top leadership is typically briefed over sensitive ...
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White House update of key environmental law would exclude climate change The Trump administration will instruct federal agencies to no longer take climate change into account when measuring the impact of major infrastructure projects, according to two senior administration officials - a sweeping overhaul of one of the nation's most ...
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Hogan secures key vote to revive deal advancing highway toll lanes project Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has secured key support on a deal that would put a multibillion-dollar project to build toll lanes on the Beltway and Interstate 270 back on track, the governor's office announced Friday. The deal would advance an initial phase of the ...
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Trump Pulls Back Efforts to Enforce Housing Desegregation WASHINGTON — The Trump administration plans to propose pulling back Obama-era efforts to desegregate housing, saying that people should have the opportunity to live where they want as long as they are protected from discrimination and housing is ...
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Graduate students at Harvard end strike but are still waiting on pay raises, new benefits BOSTON – Harvard University graduate student workers ended their campuswide strike after 29 days on the picket line, returning to work Wednesday even though union leaders and the university have not reached an agreement. Without a new contract, the ...
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Elizabeth Warren's Fourth-Quarter Total Is $21.2 Million, Her Campaign Says Senator Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts raised $21.2 million for her presidential campaign in the fourth quarter of 2019, her team announced on Friday, a slight dip from the previous quarter and behind three of her top rivals for the Democratic nomination.
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Campaign fundraising hauls solidify Democratic leaders as Trump continues to amass financial firepower Large sums scooped up by Democrats in the final months of 2019 are solidifying a top tier of candidates heading into the early presidential voting season, with multiple contenders showing signs of strength in the battle for the party's nomination. At the same ...
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Trump in Miami Speech Tells Evangelical Base: God Is 'on Our Side' MIAMI — In his first public appearance since the strike that killed Maj. Gen. Qassim Suleimani of Iran, President Trump rallied his evangelical Christian base of supporters on Friday, portraying himself as the restorer of faith in the public square and claiming ...
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