Proposed Museum Would Help People Remember Slavery
In 1991, workers in New York City made a troubling discovery.
Businesses Close in U.S. to Mark ‘Day Without Immigrants’
February 16 marked “A Day Without Immigrants” in the United States.
No Guarantee of Job Security at White House
Flynn’s departure came just 24 days into the Trump administration.
Helping People One Ride at a Time
People are donating fare cards to help low-income people.
Poor in US Worried About Loss of ObamaCare
Patients are worried that they will lose their health insurance.
US Court Upholds Suspension of Travel Ban
The federal government is expected to appeal to the Supreme Court.
What America’s ‘Separation of Powers’ Is All About
The U.S. Constitution set up three separate but equal branches of government.
US Senate Votes to Silence Lawmaker Elizabeth Warren
Warren is a member of the Democratic Party from Massachusetts.
Vice President Breaks Senate Tie to Approve New Secretary of Education
The United States Senate has approved Betsy DeVos to lead the federal Department of Education.
Teachers Find Calm in New Program
Many organizations around the country have designed mindfulness training programs for schools.