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Teen Injured in Machete Attack Just Weeks After Victoria Fast-Tracks Weapon Sales Ban
Machete violence has been an ongoing problem in the state of Victoria.
20th Annual National Memorial Day Parade Honors Sacrifices
The nation’s largest Memorial Day commemoration remembered those lost and celebrated the 250th anniversary of the birth of America’s military.
Concord, Lexington Celebrate 250th Anniversary of American Revolution’s ‘Shot Heard Round the World’
The neighboring towns are etched in history as sites of the first battles of the American Revolution, but debate remains over where the first shot was fired.
What to Know About Trump’s Order on Museums, Monuments
Trump cited a ‘concerted and widespread effort to rewrite our Nation’s history’ as motivation for the action.
California School District Sued for Allegedly Rejecting After-School Christian Clubs
According to the complaint, other groups were allowed to hold after-school activities at school facilities.
Independent School Enrolments Up 18 Percent Over Five Years, Public Schools Up Just 1 Percent
Retention rates have also improved across the board with less students dropping out.
Kash Patel, Tulsi Gabbard to Face Confirmation Hearings: What to Expect
Trump’s nominees to lead the FBI and the Office of the Director of National Intelligence are scheduled for Senate hearings on Jan. 30.
Connecticut Teacher Faces Firing for Crucifix in Her Classroom Desk Area
The veteran educator is represented by the same legal defense fund that vindicated a praying high school football coach in a 2022 U.S. Supreme Court case.
Hand, Nose Broken Off Earliest Statue of Explorer Captain Cook
The iconic statue in Randwick, damaged just days before Australia Day, was first installed in 1874.
Pro-Palestinian, Invasion Day Protestors Join Forces For Weekend of Rallies
The event comes as authorities grapple with ongoing social tensions stemming from antisemitism.
New York Pet Stores Sue to Continue Selling Dogs, Cats, and Bunnies
Retailers argue that a new law that will soon ban the sales will strip pet stores of their prime revenue source and generate a black market.
Coalition Pressures Biden to Declare Long-Stalled Equal Rights Amendment the Law of the Land
A last-ditch public pressure campaign is underway to convince the president to resurrect the Equal Rights Amendment before Trump takes office.
Low Prices, Weak Demand Cast Shadow on US Turkey Industry
America’s turkey farmers and processors are facing a long streak of declining demand coupled with falling prices for their products.
Marty Makary, a COVID-19 Mandate Critic, Is Trump's FDA Appointee
Makary, an outspoken critic of COVID-19 mandates, is a Johns Hopkins University professor and surgeon.
‘Holy Grace’ Played by Shih-Yeh Lu, Winner of Silver & Best Rendition Award at 7th NTD International Piano Competition
‘Holy Grace’ is the commissioned composition arranged specially for the 7th NTD International Piano Competition.
Police Gather to Discuss Growing Threat of Privately-Made Guns on Australian Streets
Police from across the country gathered in Melbourne to target ’toy-like' firearms.
14 Tips for Leadership from the Rugby League ‘Coach of the Century’
Wayne Bennett shares powerful leadership insights at the AgForce conference 2024.
NYC Mayor Appoints New City Schools Chancellor Amid Federal Investigations
The incumbent David Banks is the latest city official to step down as federal corruption inquiries continue.
