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Anew study sheds light on an ongoing discussion over corporate expansion in childcare across the country, particularly of large childcare chains owned by private equity companies. Private equity has gotten a bad rap in other care...
An attorney for the Venezuelan immigrant shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Austin disputed authorities’ initial account of the encounter on Sept. 21, saying video footage does not show a foot pursuit before the...
President Donald Trump’s ban on three news outlets from the White House will test the First Amendment legal precedent that has long given journalists access and will challenge the limits on executive power, experts say. Trump announced on...
The two-time Oscar winner puts the skills he learned for “Blade” to good use to play a hitman trying to protect his family. TORONTO – Marvel film fans were stoked when Mahershala Ali was cast in “Blade” and summarily let down when that...
