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Mahmoud Khalil’s Case Brings Family Separation into Focus

By Juwayriah Wright

DHS Tells Migrants—and Some U.S. Citizens—to Leave

By VALERIE GONZALEZ and GISELA SALOMON / AP

RFK Jr. To Phase Out Artificial Food Dyes

By JONEL ALECCIA and MATTHEW PERRONE / AP

Defaulted Student Loan Collection Will Start Soon

By Solcyré Burga
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The Stakes of The Supreme Court LGBTQ+ Schoolbooks Case

Maryland parents seeking opt-out measures for classroom instruction featuring LGBTQ+ people could broaden religious liberties in schools.

By Solcyré Burga

Marco Rubio Plans State Department Overhaul

Rubio plans to reduce State Department staff in the U.S. by 15% while closing and consolidating more than 100 bureaus worldwide.

By FARNOUSH AMIRI, MATTHEW LEE and ELLEN KNICKMEYER / AP

With Pope Francis, Biden Shared Grief, Trump Harbored Grievances

With his upcoming funeral, Pope Francis will one last time force the world to take a look at two U.S. Presidents who represent vastly different approaches to the job.

By Philip Elliott

Hegseth Comes Under Fire Amid Second Signal Controversy

Here’s what to know about the reports of another group chat in which the Defense Secretary shared sensitive information.

By Chad de Guzman

RFK Jr. and CDC Disagree on Autism Study

The HHS Secretary fields criticism of his long-held autism beliefs.

By Jeffrey Kluger

Read Conservative Judge’s Full Opinion Rebuking Trump Admin

“This should be shocking,” wrote J. Harvie Wilkinson of the Administration’s defiance, warning that it is “all too possible to see in this case an incipient crisis.”

By TIME Staff

At Least 2 Dead and 6 Injured in FSU Shooting

Several people were taken to the hospital after a shooting at Florida State University. Here’s what to know.

By Chantelle Lee and Solcyré Burga

How Abortion Access Could Change for Veterans

Abortion rights advocates fear the Trump Administration will reinstate an abortion ban at Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities.

By Chantelle Lee

What to Know About Head Start Amid Proposed Elimination

The longtime bipartisan early childhood education program for poor families could lose its funding in the Trump Administration’s upcoming budget.

By Chad de Guzman

DOGE’s Latest Funding Cuts Target: AmeriCorps NCCC

The decades-old community service program that sends young adults to work on projects across the U.S. told its corps members that they would have to exit early.

By HANNAH FINGERHUT / AP

The Universities in the Trump Administration’s Funding Crosshairs

Harvard is just the latest elite education institution targeted by the Trump Administration to try to force compliance with its agenda.

By Chad de Guzman

What to Know About Whooping Cough

2025 is shaping up to be a bad year for whooping cough, a vaccine-preventable disease.

By Chantelle Lee

How Harvard’s Funding Works

More than $2 billion in multi-year federal grants at Harvard are at risk. Just how much would that impact?

By Solcyré Burga

Why China Laughs at the Idea of U.S. Manufacturing

Popular AI-generated videos satirizing fictitious American factory workers do get at a more serious economic reality.

By Miranda Jeyaretnam

Abortions Increased in 2024, Data Show

The number of abortions provided in most of the U.S. rose slightly from 2023 to 2024, but there was variability across individual states.

By Chantelle Lee

Suspect Charged in Pennsylvania Governor's Mansion Arson

What to know about Cody Balmer, the man accused of setting fire to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's home

By Solcyré Burga
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