New Wisconsin law requires teaching of Hmong, Asian-American history in schools
Democratic Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers signed into law Thursday a bipartisan bill requiring the state's schools to teach Hmong-American and Asian-American history.
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No Labels abandons plans for “unity” ticket in 2024 presidential race
Washington — No Labels, the centrist political group, is abandoning its effort to draft a third-party “unity” ticket to run in the 2024 presidential race, the organization announced Thursday. The group, which has worked for months to gain ballot access in states across the country for potential candidates, said it only planned to pursue a
Centrist group No Labels scraps bid to launch third-party presidential ticket
No Labels, the influential centrist group that had been working for over a year towards launching a bipartisan, third-party 2024 presidential ticket, is giving up its effort.
Maryland Dem who used racial slur during House hearing ‘refused to commit’ to debate against primary opponent
A planned Maryland Democratic Senate debate between Rep. David Trone, D-Md., and Angela Alsobrooks was cancelled this week after Trone reportedly "refused to commit."
Texas officials search for 2 wanted migrants, release mugshots of others in March border stampede
Texas DPS announced 214 migrants were arrested on state rioting charges for a March 21 border incident in El Paso. Most, including two still on the run, are from Venezuela.
‘World’s sexiest albino’ posed as BLM leader to steal nearly $500k through fake charity, prosecutors
Sir Maejor Page, an activist who calls himself the 'world's sexiest albino,' is on trial for allegedly conning donations from people through a Black Lives Matter-styled group.
Judge says U.S. must relocate migrant kids from open-air sites in California
A federal judge in Los Angeles ordered U.S. border officials to quickly process and relocate migrant children from makeshift open-air sites in Southern California where advocates have documented squalid conditions. In a 12-page order issued Wednesday, Judge Dolly Gee of the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California found that the children, who