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Reporter’s Notebook: Congress dodged a fall shutdown, but the real fight looms

Congress avoided a government shutdown this fall, but midterm elections could spark a December spending battle or a new shutdown in early 2027.

Alix Earle admitting she’s never read a book is crazy, not sexy — and universities are making it worse

Earle recently said she's never read a book, save for “Like, maybe Dr. Seuss.”

Copyright Protects Against Training AI on Legal Headnotes

A federal court ruling is sure to spawn a thousand analogies in future lawsuits.

The Trump Administration Moves to Improve College Accreditation

College accreditation never did much to ensure quality education.

Am I Lying to Myself About the Death Penalty?

It is a scandal that Christa Pike’s execution was botched, but we must ask...

Lady Luck could ultimately decide whether Biden or Trump wins

When the presidency is finally decided, after all the intrusive analysis, victory and defeat may be distinguished this way.

White House news briefing: Watch live

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre will brief reporters and answer their questions Monday. The briefing comes as President Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have seen increasing calls for a Gaza cease-fire in recent days, even as their positions have in some ways diverged. The Biden administration has urged the Israeli leadership not...

Remote work can reshape DC’s urban core for the better

The House 0f Representatives recently passed a bill calling for federal government agencies to report office space usage and give up any office space where they have less than 60 percent occupancy. While it appears to be perfectly logical to make the federal government give up space it’s not using, the bill actually represents the...

Auxiliary channel to Baltimore port expected to open Monday

The U.S. Coast Guard is preparing to establish a temporary alternate channel for commercially essential vessels near the collapsed Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, officials said Sunday. “This will mark an important first step along the road to reopening the port of Baltimore,” Coast Guard Capt. David O’Connell, the federal on-scene coordinator for the...

Proposed $248M settlement announced with multiple colleges over alleged deceptive financial aid tactics

The Settlement Administrator Angeion Group announced Friday a proposed settlement with several U.S. colleges and universities over alleged deceptive tactics in giving out financial aid. The preliminary proposal includes ten schools in one case and and 17 in a second. The schools include big names such as Yale University, John Hopkins University and the...

America must check its ageism at the ballot box

Of all the toxic “isms” we’re trying to purge from our society, ageism is one of the most stubborn. 

Microsoft to sell Teams app separately from Office 

Microsoft will begin selling its Teams video conferencing app separate from its Office software globally after making the change in Europe in August, the company announced Monday.   Microsoft 365 and Office 365 will offer suites that do not include Teams and a stand-alone version of Teams to customers globally, the company said in a...

Former Pentagon investigator says he believes Russia behind ‘Havana syndrome’ attacks

A former Defense Department investigator told CBS News's "60 Minutes" that he believes Russia is behind the mysterious attacks on U.S. personnel across the world known as "Havana syndrome." Greg Edgreen, a retired Army colonel, told the network there was consistently a "Russia nexus" during his time running the investigation into Havana syndrome, including from...

Governor says antisemitic vandalism has ‘no place’ in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) said antisemitic vandalism has “no place” in Pennsylvania, after a synagogue was spray-painted with a red swastika on Saturday night. “This is the second message I’ve written like this in as many days. It’s two too many. Antisemitism and the vandalism of a house of worship of any kind have...

Israeli forces withdraw from largest Gaza hospital

Israeli forces withdrew from Gaza's largest hospital on Monday following a two-week raid and massive anti-government protests calling for Israeli leaders to reach a cease-fire deal with Palestinian militant group Hamas. The Israeli military said about 200 militants were killed in the raid of Shifa Hospital and about 900 other suspected militants were detained, describing...

Is a Biden comeback quietly underway?

Since the State of the Union speech, President Joe Biden has seen a marked reversal of his fortunes.

GOP rep on Trump targeting judge’s daughter: ‘Families should always be off-limits’

Republican Rep. Mike Lawler (N.Y.) on Sunday said "families should always be off-limits" after former President Trump lashed out at the daughter of the Manhattan judge overseeing his hush money trial When asked on CNN's "State of the Union" if Trump's recent attacks against the judge, the judge's daughter and President Biden crossed a line,...

Chinese investment in shale-gas technology is a threat to US innovation

Chinese-backed investors prioritize immediate and subsidized production using well-established technology and backing off from more costly, environmentally-friendly technology.

Public schools wasted COVID funds, Biden’s education budget tacitly admits

Nearly three years after Biden signed ARP, students still aren’t caught up, despite a federal windfall. Indeed, academic recovery hasn’t been a priority for many public schools across the country.

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