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City just yesterday. the carjackings are more than triple the number in 2019, thats on top of the citys alr already-high murder rate. "the wall street journal" says criminals feel its urban hunting season. "the philadelphia inquirer" started digging into what it calls the disarray of the district attorneys office. it says the office lost 261 attorneys during crassners first term. the office employees a total of only 340 lawyers. we asked the d.a. for comment but there was no response. my next gu...

Even if police catch the criminals, there may not be enough manpower to put them behind bars. "the philadelphia inquirer" started digging into what it calls the disarray of the district attorneys office. it says the office lost 261 attorneys during crassners first term. about 70 of those were recruited by him. the office employees a total of only 340 lawyers. we asked the d.a. for comment but there was no response. my next guest is a former assistant district attorney who worked under crassner. ...

Georgia’s cultural clashes have exacerbated the countrys political polarization. These divisions challenge the country’s democratic processes and relations with Western partners.

Oluwarotimi Akeredolu, has assured that he will not leave unpaid salaries for his successor after his eight years in office.

The first book in this popular school series by Enid Blyton turns 75 this year

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) of India is likely to announce this week the schedule for the new format of examinations for classes 10 and 12,

Operations in high schools are likely to stop, with head teachers yesterday raising the alarm that they will run on almost empty accounts.

Reports that public schools are facing a cash crunch ahead of next week’s reopening are startling to say the least.

$3.5 trillion bill that covers much of his agenda for the whole first term. they do not want to pass this bipartisan bill. the progressives are insisting that nobody is going to get anything until the infrastructure bill, the big one, moves as well. primila jayapal today said they are not bluffing. >> are these packages still coupled or have they been decoupled? >> no. she is very clear that she doesnt have the votes to pass the infrastructure bill without reconciliation. >> the progressives wer...

Legislative agenda in a very muscular way. today they are flexing their muscles as progressives, counting their members of whom there are many. taking a stand today and tonight that they want to go big. they want the presidents bill to pass in its entirety, this $3.5 trillion bill that encompasses much of the agenda for the whole first term. they do not want to pass this bipartisan bill. the progressives are insisting that nobody is going to get anything until the infrastructure bill, the big on...