School closures may not yield expected financial savings, research shows
August 29, 2026
School districts nationwide are closing campuses due to falling enrollment, but new research questions the cost savings.
School districts nationwide are closing campuses due to falling enrollment, but new research questions the cost savings.
President Trump renames Lake Ontario to Lake America amid U.S.-Canada trade tensions, while inflation remains a concern.
Maine’s lobster industry, tied to Canadian processors, faces instability due to fluctuating tariff threats.
Gay activism was my passion, but an encounter with faith and therapy led me on a journey to my truest self in Christ.
In Batesville, Indiana, two young boys paused their bike ride to honor 89-year-old veteran Charles Yorn, embodying respect and community spirit.
The Gospel, while a free gift of grace, demands everything from us. Jesus’ sacrifice exemplifies this costly path.
A 500-year-old rare book, the 1548 English edition of Erasmus’ Paraphrases, was stolen from St Mary’s Church.
Nadia Rawlinson, co-owner of the Chicago Sky, empathizes with players facing online abuse. Her corporate career and experience as an African-American woman in sports ownership highlight her understanding of their struggles.
Sae Joon Park, a Purple Heart veteran who self-deported last year, received a pardon, paving his way to return to the U.S.