A lawsuit filed by a former state trooper fired after testing positive for amphetamines can move forward after a judge rules she has made “sufficient allegations” that her rights were violated.

Aldine ISD, where nearly half of its 56,000 students are emergent bilinguals, has spent more than $500,000 to use the product ...

The NFL has not publicly addressed a study that involved its top medical official and reported the benefits of Guardian Caps ...

Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani remains the front-runner and former Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo is trying to catch him, while Curtis ...

A “high-functioning alcoholic” Victorian education support worker shocked emergency service workers and medical professionals ...

Gregory G. Hobson, 64, of Fairfield, is charged with the Valentine’s Day 2023 death of wife Anu A. Hobson, 53, and burning ...

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The nationwide Special Intensive Revision of voter rolls announced by the EC—with the Bihar leg already done—has rekindled ...

FOR the past 20 years, the Philippine judiciary has been struggling with mounting case backlogs, clogged dockets, and aging cases that have severely affected its efficiency in delivering justice to ...