A 13-year-old San Antonio boy accused of planning an act of mass violence at Rhodes Middle School with the help of his mother will remain in custody, a Bexar County juvenile court judge has ruled.

Phoenix police said the 5-year-old was accidentally shot by her older brother. Irvin Ramos-Jimenez, the children's father, was taken into custody for an alleged weapons offense. Court records reveal ...

Parents and teachers in southern California are urgently asking for support for a fourth grader who is being “held captive” by immigration authorities in Texas. At such a critical moment in US history ...

Supporters of President Donald Trump rally in front of an elections office in Phoenix on Nov ... losing candidate is a political act, not a crime. And in Arizona, Judge Sam J.

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Elon Musk blasted President Donald Trump's“big, beautiful bill" of tax breaks and spending cuts as a “disgusting abomination" ...

Frayed by tariff wars and political battles, the academic tie between the U.S. and China is now facing its greatest threat yet as the Trump administration promises to revoke visas for an ...

The Republican-led Oklahoma Department of Education is requiring that debunked 2020 election conspiracy theories be taught as fact.

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Juvenile District Court Judge William ... old San Antonio boy charged with terrorism over allegations he planned to carry out a mass shooting at Jeremiah Rhodes Middle School will remain ...

They're choosing to forgo college and learn the trades in school instead, often graduating with $70,000 job offers. Father Judge High School in Northeast Philadelphia has a program that is leading ...

A federal judge ruled Thursday that mass layoffs at ... to rehire the employees who were let go in mass layoffs. Two school districts in Massachusetts joined the American Federation of Teachers ...