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Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson started four days of Supreme Court nomination hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee on her SCOTUS nomination.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson started four days of Supreme Court nomination hearings before the Senate Judiciary Committee on her SCOTUS nomination.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson starts four days of Supreme Court nomination hearings, as senators sparred over SCOTUS nominations past and present.

On Feb. 1, the start of Black History Month, Leona Tate stood near the doorway she first entered more than 60 years ago as one of three Black students to integrate the McDonogh 19 Elementary School in New Orleans.

BY KELSEY PURCELL, FEATURES ASSIGNMENT EDITOR Some St. Bonaventure University clubs and organizations are celebrating Women’s History Month this March. This month is a time to learn, reflect and celebrate the contribution that women have made to American society.  According to Women’s History Month.gov, ‘‘Women’s History Month had its origins as a national celebration in…

CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s House Education Committee approved changing a bill Monday that restricts certain teaching about race and sex in public schools, charter schools and public colleges to no

CHARLESTON — West Virginia’s House Education Committee approved changing a bill Monday that restricts certain teaching about race and sex in public schools, charter schools and public colleges to no

As Black History Month came to a close earlier this week, students throughout Clark County began to reflect on some of the most important lessons they’d learned.

Susan Abrams and Shoshana Buchholz-Miller made the Illinois Holocaust Museum in Skokie the first ever with interactive holograms, saving survivors' stories.

Democrats on the House Education Committee said disagreements about what gets taught can be handled at the local level without new laws.