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News & Politics (Page 13)

Title I school classroom awaits students before a busy day of learning

April 3, 2025

From Classrooms to College Tuition—How Federal Cuts Could Reshape Education

"America is not going to be great if we don’t have educated people who know how to work in these industries, who know how to innovate," said high school educator Kate Blumenthal.

By Valeria Garcia

soccer player on the pitch

March 8, 2025

Ramadan Soccer Tournament in Qatar launches its 48th edition

kick off of the 48th Saleh Saqr Ramadan football soccer tournament

By Abdullah Almulla

March 8, 2025

Dr. Scott Cumberbatch Celebrates Black Composers at White Tie Meets Black History Event

Remembering famous Black composers at the "White Tie Meets Black History."

By Lynise Olivacce

March 6, 2025

‘We’ve Been Forgotten’: Mountain Fire Victims Fight Frustration Amid Slow Recovery Efforts

While signs around Camarillo indicate that the second phase of clean-up efforts has commenced, some homeowners feel as though they have been left to navigate the post-fire process alone.

By Valeria Garcia

February 22, 2025

Navigating Nashville’s Future Through Promises and Progress

“People are excited about a 24-hour bus system. They’re excited about better connectivity, being able to get from point A to point B,” said Nia Smith, the community design coordinator at Nashville's Civic Design Center.

By Ontranese McAfee

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