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“I have to say something,” one student said. “I have to use my voice.”

The settlement stems from allegations made by the woman against Mike Vereb, who served as Shapiro’s secretary of legislative affairs until his resignation last month.

The suit challenges guidance issued by the Education Department, which does not mandate that school staff notify parents of their child’s gender identification.

In all, Jordan lost 25 Republican colleagues, leaving him far from the majority needed.

City Council members say the decision is legally theirs to make. But a bill to lift the rule is on hold after vocal foes descended on chambers Thursday.

A recent state analysis of 20 state tax credit programs found seven accomplished their legislative intent.

Calvary Baptist has transformed its parking lot to accommodate game-day fundraisers, with volunteers from the congregation staffing the lots and selling spaces for $15.

Grace Del Pizzo is from Marple, Delaware County, but goes to college in Phoenix.

The pair, who also hold Israeli citizenship, were the first hostages to be released, and more than 200 are still being held.

PECO, PPL Electric, and Duquesne Light’s plans include floodproofing, adding battery storage, and increasing grid capacity.

About 60% of people who carry loaded firearms in public on a regular basis said it was very or extremely likely that they would arm themselves for a political cause.

The long-time educator says JoAnne Epps provided “a roadmap” for moving the university forward.

The Arizona Diamondbacks rallied to beat the Philadelphia Phillies 2-1 on Thursday and close to 2-1 in the NL Championship Series.

Biden said he would send an urgent funding request to Congress, which is expected to be roughly $100 billion over the next year.

The $15.50 per month price for Netflix’s most popular streaming option in the U.S. will remain unchanged, as will a $7 monthly plan backed by ads.