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Mark Kulbis, a former strength and conditioning coach at Bucknell University, faces felony aggravated hazing and involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with the July 2024 death of freshman football player Calvin "CJ" Dickey Jr., who collapsed during training exercises despite the coach's knowledge of his sickle-cell trait.
Several immigrant rights organizations are calling for an independent investigation following the fatal shooting of an unarmed Houston man by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent. The incident has sparked community outrage and demands for accountability.
President Donald Trump made an unexpected aircraft swap during his return from Turkey, flying partway home on an older Air Force One instead of the newly unveiled Qatari-gifted jet, raising questions about security amid escalating tensions with Iran.
An Ohio entrepreneur is working to replicate the success of the farm-to-table movement by building a regional textile economy. The initiative aims to apply the localized production model that has transformed food systems to the clothing industry.
A new federally-backed investment program for children launched this past weekend, offering families a way to save for their kids' futures with potential government contributions and employer matches. Financial advisors weigh in on whether these accounts make sense for your family.
A federal appeals court has rejected President Trump's request to halt the removal of his name from the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. The three-judge panel ruled that Trump failed to prove the arts center would suffer irreparable harm without his name attached to the building.
The family of Nolan Xavier Wells, an 18-year-old found dead off Horn Island following a July 4 weekend boat trip, has retained prominent civil rights attorney Ben Crump as investigators work to determine the circumstances surrounding his disappearance and death.
With midterm elections approaching, a series of Supreme Court rulings and proposed federal legislation are fundamentally reshaping voting access across the United States. Voting rights expert Ari Berman warns that requirements for passports or birth certificates could create unprecedented obstacles for American voters.
As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly prevalent in political campaigns, regulations in Michigan and other states are proving insufficient to control what voters see. The rise of AI-generated political content is raising fundamental questions about the line between satire and manipulation.
An Ohio business leader is working to establish a regional textile economy that mirrors the farm-to-table movement's success in the food industry. The initiative aims to create a locally-sourced clothing production system.
New artificial intelligence regulations in Michigan and other states may prove ineffective at controlling what voters see online, as lawmakers grapple with distinguishing between legitimate political satire and potentially deceptive campaign content.
Farmers across the nation are expressing concern over proposed job cuts at a federal soil conservation agency that has provided agricultural support since the 1930s. The reductions threaten decades of established partnerships between the government and farming communities.
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