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Sheetz racial discrimination case is on the chopping block as Trump rewrites civil rights

By ALEXANDRA OLSON and CLAIRE SAVAGE Federal authorities moved Friday to drop a racial discrimination lawsuit against the Sheetz convenience store chain, part of a broader effort by President Donald Trump’s administration to halt the use of a key tool for enforcing the country’s civil rights laws. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the top federal

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Jueza frenó proclamación de Trump para suspender nuevos visados a estudiantes internacionales en Harvard

Por Andy Rose, Emma Tucker y Devan Cole, CNN Una jueza federal frenó el último intento del presidente Donald Trump de bloquear la llegada de estudiantes internacionales a la Universidad de Harvard. La orden de restricción temporal emitida a última hora del jueves por la jueza de distrito estadounidense Allison Burroughs llegó horas después de

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Former US education secretary Betsy DeVos speaks at Lutheran Northwest High School in Rochester Hills in May 2022.

Trump’s big bill includes an ‘unprecedented’ tax credit for a national school voucher program. Here’s how it would work

By Natasha Chen, CNN Lose Angeles (CNN) — Part of the massive domestic policy bill currently moving through Congress known as the “Big Beautiful Bill,” includes an unprecedented $5 billion national school voucher program. Republicans have long advocated for so-called school choice, but critics have labeled the initiative a tax cut for the wealthy. Sending

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A Sikh Captain America and other stories: Takeaways from AP’s report about faith themes in comics

By DEEPA BHARATH Associated Press Representation of many of the world’s faiths and spiritual traditions has been minimal to nonexistent in the mainstream comics universe. Even when they are portrayed in comics, their presentation, as experts point out, is often inauthentic and sometimes, negative. Recently, however, comic book writers and academics who study the intersection

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Trump’s attacks on international student enrollment could ultimately shake the economy

By Alicia Wallace, CNN (CNN) — The Trump administration’s statements and actions aimed at curtailing the number of international students in the US have sent a chill of uncertainty through higher education institutions. These American schools have become more reliant on the higher tuition paid by international students as state and federal support has waned.

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Promoted one day and not ‘fit for duty’ the next: Transgender military personnel grapple with dismissals as forced separations are set to begin

By Elizabeth Wolfe, CNN (CNN) — Sailor Benjamin Kibler was overcome with pride when he was selected for the competitive position of Limited Duty Officer, a class of personnel the US Navy describes as “valuable individuals” who are among the “most fully qualified” talent the branch has to offer. Kibler and his wife celebrated the

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About 10 out of 100 known pregnancies end early

A West Virginia prosecutor is warning women that a miscarriage could lead to criminal charges

By Jen Christensen, CNN (CNN) — Amid a constantly changing reproductive landscape, one West Virginia prosecutor is warning people who have miscarriages in his state that they could get in trouble with the law. Raleigh County Prosecuting Attorney Tom Truman says that although he personally wouldn’t prosecute someone for a miscarriage, he made the suggestion

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Federal vs. state power at issue in a hearing over Trump’s election overhaul executive order

By LEAH WILLINGHAM Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — Democratic state attorneys general and government lawyers argued Friday over the implications of President Donald Trump’s proposed overhaul of U.S. elections and whether the changes could be made in time for next year’s midterm elections, how much it would cost the states and, more broadly, whether the

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