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A new report says the U.S. Department of Education has not released the most recent round of civil-rights data it collects on student treatment, including bullying, harassment, and disability-related services.
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The federal grant, cited by U.S. Rep. James Comer, is part of a larger roughly $37 million replacement plan for the downtown bridge that was closed in 2024 over safety concerns.
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Dakota Johnson and other major film figures have described the Czech spa-town festival’s appeal, from screenings and honors to its social atmosphere, as the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival expands its celebrity footprint for this summer’s milestone year.
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An International Energy Agency assessment cited by Financial Times and reported by OilPrice.com says U.S. companies are set to spend roughly $50 billion on coal- and gas-fired electricity this year, outpacing comparable investment in China for the first time in decades.
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Billboard Boxscore figures say the Punjabi singer has grossed $45 million and sold 317,000 tickets, setting up a Wembley Stadium stop as he pushes toward a major tour milestone.
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Demonstrators blew whistles and shouted as Hegseth, White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller, and acting Attorney General Todd Blanche praised law enforcement and National Guard personnel at Meridian Hill Park.
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The former CIA director says his filing against the Trump administration is meant to ensure internal government materials are kept while litigation proceeds, after he said officials publicly labeled him a criminal before an investigation concluded.
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The twin daughters of actors Jerry O’Connell and Rebecca Romijn made a rare public appearance on the red carpet July 2 in connection with O’Connell’s new film.
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The New York congresswoman’s endorsement in the race to succeed retiring Sen. Gary Peters adds to a divide among Senate Democrats over how closely candidates should align with the party’s top leadership.
