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Most suspects belong to the Islamic State-linked Jamaah Ansharut Daulah, a counterterrorism official said.

Over the past few weeks, nearly 55.4 million K-12th grade students in the U.S. returned to school. Missing from their classrooms? At least 55,000 teachers, according to new data published

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Media reveal preference for universal coverage in treatment of Schwarzenegger and Bush proposals.

The latest test scores show that across the state, students’ performance is still lagging behind pre-pandemic levels -- and that the most vulnerable students continue to show the steepest losses.

The latest test scores show that across the state, students’ performance is still lagging behind pre-pandemic levels -- and that the most vulnerable students continue to show the steepest losses.

To grow its aquaculture industry and reverse this trend, Africa needs farm-gate investments of US$ 1.8 billion annually to grow its aquaculture industry and curtail fish imports by 2050 under the business-as-usual (BAU) model compared to US$ 11.6 billion under the high aquaculture production scenario. Mobilizing this investment is a daunting challenge. Access to affordable financing has been a historical challenge for most industry players on the continent.

Countywide math scores improved slightly, though English language arts scores stayed virtually the same.

Dr. Jody Campiche, Vice President, Economics and Policy Analysis for the National Cotton Council provides an update on the cotton harvest.

Dr. Jody Campiche, Vice President, Economics and Policy Analysis for the National Cotton Council provides an update on the cotton harvest.