Jessica Rinaldi/The Boston Globe via Getty Images Education 3m read America’s shrinking birth rate is becoming higher education’s problem Fewer students are graduating from high school and enrolling in higher education. As revenue declines, institutions face shutdowns.
LadyJay Creations LLC/FIRE Politics 6m read Tennessee officials will pay $835,000 for jailing man over Charlie Kirk meme Local officials in Tennessee will pay $835,000 to a man imprisoned for a month last year for posting a meme about the death of Charlie Kirk.
CHARLY TRIBALLEAU/AFP via Getty Images Law and Order 2m read Can states regulate guns in public places? Appeals court issues a split decision A federal appeals court has handed down a split decision on New York’s efforts to keep firearms out of public spaces.
Health Zones affected by Bundibugyo virus disease in Democratic Republic of Congo, as of 16 May 2026. World Health Organization Health 12m read How Congo’s latest Ebola outbreak unfolded — and why it took so long to detect The latest Ebola outbreak is the DRC’s 17th. It remains unclear how Trump-era policy and funding changes have impacted outbreak response.
Magdalena Chodownik/Anadolu via Getty Images Politics Friday 4m read Cuba says it has run out of oil as blackouts, protests spread across Havana
AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa International Mar 22 3m read Cuba sees third power grid collapse in a month amid US oil blockade
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