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After the government shut down one member of the tea party and there are examples on the other side as well, came out and said that is what happens, standard and poors says the cost economy is 1 million, they just make those numbers up. Is not true. Wait a minute, standard and poors is a different agency, they are moving out, that lenders out there and that does have an effect and you take the ordinary citizen and theyre trying to decide what is in the best interest of their family or with you w...

Dr. Ibram X. Kendi's adaptation of Zora Neale Hurston's Barracoon introduces young people to Cudjo Lewis and the African-American experience.

Proposed WMATA budget cuts threaten access to schools for District students, raising concerns about truancy and economic debilitation.

Schools east of the Anacostia River face enrollment challenges, jeopardizing their viability. Community members demand resources and equitable access to quality schools.

The Oct. 7 attack on Israel by Hamas and subsequent war on Hamas declared by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had effects on many people in Westchester County and Fairfield County as well as the rest of New York state and Connecticut. Some people had friends or relatives or acquaintances in that part of the […]

A D.C. teen decided to create an organization that teaches fellow students how to sew when she couldn’t find a fashion club.

Beckman Catholic was represented by 36 students at the State Science and Technology Fair held March 24th and 25th in Ames. Students competed as teams

More than 300 Minnesota students, mostly first-generation students and students of color, received $16,000 scholarships from Wallin Education Partners. Some of those students received news of their scholarship through a video surprise.

 One of the pioneers in photopolymer sciences passed away on 30 January.

From the blog of Michael Boyden at The Times of Israel