Washington Elementary principal Arielle Curry admitted overriding two student election results, including the sixth grade presidential race won by her daughter, as parents and teachers described a campus still divided by the controversy.
Sahil Jilani’s body was recovered from Abrams Falls after his location sharing stopped and he failed to contact his family. His relatives suspect powerful hydraulic currents trapped him beneath the waterfall.
Carney is drawing Canada closer to China despite heavy dependence on American trade, warnings from Trump and business groups, and economic reports showing 110,000 lost jobs and unemployment rising to 6.5%.
A dispute over blitz calls at a girls flag football tournament in Revere turned physical when an unnamed coach confronted referee Jeff Etienne, prompting parents to separate the pair before both later apologized.
Republican Senate nominee Justin Murphy drew cheers at Rider University after urging President Donald Trump to finish the conflict with Iran, delivering a forceful answer that briefly left longtime New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker speechless.
Katie Zacharia begins Monday as the new White House press secretary before holding her first news conference Tuesday. President Donald Trump announced the change on Truth Social and thanked former press secretary Karoline Leavitt for her work.
RINO Senator Thom Tillis condemned plans to make Nidal Malik Hasan’s December 3rd execution public, arguing the decision could aid terrorist recruitment and renewing his attack on War Secretary Pete Hegseth as a failed leader.
As Khamenei praises Iran’s domestic security forces, the U.S. Army is preparing troops to identify the Artesh and its weapons, while an assessment estimates Iran’s conventional ground force includes approximately 350,000 personnel.