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The Trump administration announced Tuesday that two major responsibilities of the U.S. Department of Education will shift to other federal agencies, moving special education programs to Health and Human Services and civil rights enforcement to the Justice Department.
The Minnesota Vikings have brought aboard Ryan Pace, who previously served as general manager of the Chicago Bears from 2015 through 2021, in an advisory capacity. Pace will provide executive-level counsel to newly appointed General Manager Nolan Teasley.
At twenty years old, Christopher Lowman abandoned his path to law school after an Ayurvedic doctor in London accurately described his inner life by listening to his pulse. What followed was decades of humanitarian work across continents and a profound lesson about grace learned through severe illness.
Colorado has enacted legislation allowing residents to prepare and sell home-cooked foods commercially, provided they complete a food safety course. The measure, known as the Tamale Act, is expected to create new business opportunities for home cooks.
From London to Africa, innovative mentorship initiatives are helping young people develop critical skills, build confidence, and shape their futures through one-to-one support, creative technology education, and leadership development.
On this date in history, two pioneering women made their mark on space exploration for their respective nations. Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman to fly into space 63 years ago, while Liu Yang became China's first female astronaut 14 years ago.
Dana White declared that the Ultimate Fighting Championship will never again host an event at the White House, despite calling Monday night's Freedom 250 card an "amazing experience." The unprecedented South Lawn spectacle featured Justin Gaethje winning the lightweight title but came with logistical and financial challenges White deemed unrepeatable.
Iran's national team coach has made striking allegations following his squad's opening World Cup match, claiming the team was compelled to leave Los Angeles immediately and return to their base camp in Mexico. Coach Amir Ghalenoei described his team as potentially the most restricted in the tournament.
Major League Baseball has condemned the practice of adding personal writings to team-issued Pride Night caps, following an incident involving San Francisco Giants players who inscribed Bible verses on their hats during a recent game against the Chicago Cubs.
Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce paid tribute to fiancée Taylor Swift during a live podcast recording in Los Angeles, displaying a parody movie poster that referenced an inside joke between the couple. The event comes as the pair continue planning their highly anticipated wedding.
The country-rap artist, whose real name is Jason Bradley DeFord, quietly submitted a divorce petition to a Tennessee court in May, ending his nearly ten-year marriage to Alisa DeFord, known professionally as Bunnie Xo.
A Mexican search organization plans to resume efforts Tuesday to locate Nancy Guthrie, who disappeared from her Tucson home in January. Despite finding 25 unmarked graves last week, searchers have not yet located the missing woman's remains.
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