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New York City’s school system and 14 other districts face investigations for allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls’ and women’s sports. Three colleges also face probes.

Attorneys for Renée Good, her partner and immediate family promise transparency for public as they investigate the killing of the mother of three by an ICE officer.

Raquel Pacheco, 51, said Miami Beach police officers came to her home to ask about a Facebook comment she wrote about the city’s mayor.

Research shows 1 in 5 families face child care hardships because of the expense, with single mothers most affected.

Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) would allow New York residents to sue Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in state court for civil rights violations.

After searching for five days for an unknown number of monkeys, officials in St. Louis are shifting strategy. They’re now looking for the animals’ owners.

Nine months before Rosa Parks made history, Ms. Colvin refused to give up her seat on a segregated city bus. She became a star witness in a civil rights case.

It is not the first time Trump administration officials have refused an order from Chief U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg since the case began in March.

“I screwed up,”Jinchao Wei wrote in a note to the judge after being convicted of supplying photos and documents to his Chinese handler in exchange for $12,000.

The University of Colorado’s student newspaper is battling a copycat website publishing AI spam under its name, a growing issue for media outlets in the age of AI.

Four historians told The Washington Post that while the British were defeated in Yorktown, Virginia — not in South Carolina — the full story is more complicated.

Council Speaker Julie Menin said the man, whom ICE identified as Rafael Andres Rubio Bohorquez, had no criminal record and had authorization to work in the U.S.