The U.S. Department of Education is criticizing a proposal floated by a top Tennessee Republican lawmaker to cut off federal K-12 funds.
Cuban president to get Mexico’s highest medal for foreigners
In the latest chapter in Mexico’s love-fest with Cuba, Cuban President Miguel D�az-Canel will be awarded Mexico’s highest medal when he visits the southern Mexico city of Campeche on Saturday
Florida passes bill backing DeSantis push to relocate migrants
Republican lawmakers create $10m programme to fund governor’s push, which critics say treats people as ‘chess pieces’.
Building collapses in northern Egypt; 6 killed, 27 injured
Egyptian authorities say at least 6 people were killed and 27 were injured when an apartment building collapsed in the country’s north.
Raleigh police release video of stun gun use before man dies
Police in North Carolina have released body camera footage that shows the arrest of a man who died after being stunned repeatedly with stun guns.
Autopsy revealed for New Jersey kindergarten teacher found dead in shallow grave
Cesar Santana, 36 and Leiner Miranda Lopez, 26, are facing charges of desecrating and concealing human remains
Erdogan: ‘Words not enough’ to describe earthquake pain
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan visited an aid hub in the town of Adiyaman, a place badly hit by the 7.8 quake early Monday morning. He said that “words not enough” to describe Turkey’s pain.
‘Marine-style hazing’, poverty wages and lifelong injuries: The sad, secret life of cheerleaders
Though it looks glamorous, the life of a professional cheerleader for the NFL or NBA is often demanding, dangerous and demeaning. Holly Baxter reports on the experiences of the lowest-paid people on the field