The New York Times wants to hear from students, school employees and community members who have interacted with school police officers in Texas, as well as law enforcement officials who have worked on school campuses.

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Aside from enjoying rest and relaxation, beachgoers will also be reaping the mental-health benefits of "sea therapy."

"I would expect next week that the Senate will start moving the sanctions bill," said Graham, an ally of President Trump but also a firm backer of Ukraine's war efforts.

Profile of the controversial South African politician Julius Malema, who President Donald Trump wants arrested after he repeatedly shouted that he wants South African farmers killed.

Post columnist Steve Serby catches up with Mets catcher Luis Torrens for some Q&A.

A lefty Upper West Side councilwoman claims getting proper dental care for illegal immigrants is like pulling teeth – so much so that she's shelled out more than $8,000 trying to keep their pearly whites intact.

A subway rider was slashed on the nose and stabbed in the hand during a dispute over a bike that was blocking elevator doors at Grand Central Station on Saturday morning, cops said. 

"Katie has her own sense of style, which really comes across in street style photos you might see of her," stylist Brie Welch tells Page Six Style.

Some of the prudes’ biggest dislikes are sex and booze. “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” would send ‘em into therapy.

Frank Sinatra had originally starred in the 1968 film "The Detective."

Hamas official Bassem Naiem noted Thursday the most recent proposal “does not respond to any of our people’s demands, foremost among which is stopping the war and famine.”

The truth is out there.

Pro-life activists are criticizing former first lady Michelle Obama over comments she made about women's reproductive health on the most recent episode of her podcast.

The Los Angeles Dodgers rallied from an early three-run deficit to come back and beat the New York Yankees 8-5 in a rematch of last year's World Series.

Spencer Rascoff, the CEO of Tinder parent company Match Group, is promising to change the reputation of Tinder as Gen Z seeks more serious connections.

A smash-and-grab at The Woods WeHo, co-owned by Woody Harrelson, saw $2,000-$3,000 in goods stolen. The same group attempted another burglary the next night.

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Watch history unfold as PSG and Inter collide!

The house from Mountainhead is up for sale for $65 million.

Painted on a wall tucked away in a quiet Marseille street, its beam aligned perfectly with the real-life shadow of a metal post on the pavement.

Paris Saint-Germain has a chance to win its first-ever Champions League title Saturday.

Emmy-winning actress Valerie Mahaffey, famous for her roles in "Desperate Housewives" and "Young Sheldon," dies at the age of 71.

Social media influencer Olivia Dunne posted a video Friday sharing her stalking fears after consistent "scary" encounters at airports with autograph seekers.

ABC's "The View" hosts clashed over Democrats' new approach to learn how to speak with male voters, highlighting issues of authenticity and the impact of the manosphere.

The Trump administration honored Elon Musk as the billionaire's tenure at the White House comes to an end. President Donald Trump awarded Musk a "key to the White House" in honor of his last day.

Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., has claimed that Biden would sometimes get lost in a closet inside the White House, citing a Secret Service whistleblower.

The pop star's father reportedly died early Saturday morning in Los Angeles.

Some garbage-filled, weed-strewn lots have become neighborhood dumping grounds covered with abandoned shopping carts, mattresses, furniture and other debris.

At least five instances in the past two months of anti-Israel materials disseminated through DOE channels have rattled Jewish educators and embarrassed school leaders. In the latest, faculty members at a large Brooklyn elementary/middle school received an email Monday with the subject line: "How Much Jewish Wealth From The Black Slave Trade Was Used To...

• McLaren teammate Lando Norris locks in second

• Lewis Hamilton finds form to secure fifth for Ferrari

Oscar Piastri claimed pole for the Spanish Grand Prix with a dominant display for McLaren in Barcelona. He was imperious at the Circuit de Barcelona-Catalunya to beat his teammate Lando Norris into second by a huge two-tenths of a second, with Red Bull’s Max Verstappen in third.

George Russell was fourth for Mercedes and Lewis Hamilton, who has struggled in Spain this weekend, found his pace when it mattered to take fifth place for Ferrari.

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Border crossings were up slightly in April, with 4,835 people caught trying to flee the Great White North compared to 4,477 in March according to US Customs and Border Protection data.

Hamas has agreed to release ten living prisoners being held captive by the terror group and return the bodies of 18 other hostages.

ESPN described the partnership as a "major financial boon" for both unions.

Ramon Morales-Reyes might have been set up by man currently in jail for attacking and robbing him in 2023

An undocumented man who was accused by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) secretary, Kristi Noem, last week of threatening to assassinate Donald Trump in a letter may have been framed by someone accused of previously attacking the man, according to news reports.

Investigators are said to be looking into whether the letter was an attempt to get the man deported, to prevent him from testifying against his alleged attacker.

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Footage of a plane flying a banner that reads 'No Boys in Girls' Sports!' went viral on social media amid controversy over a trans track and field athlete.

What's next for Conrad and Maeve?

Author Mark Gerson, whose new book is "God Was Right," discusses the Bible's wise and enduring guidance on love, marriage and happy relationships for life.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns of China's potential invasion of Taiwan, citing military drills and strategic deployments at the Shangri-La Dialogue.

Confiscating the funds would shock Putin, help Ukraine, and take advantage of disillusionment in the US economy

Ukraine needs more than long-range missiles and fibre-optic drones in its fight with Russia. What it needs is more money, and lots of it.

In particular, the war-torn nation should be handed the €300bn (£250bn) of frozen Russian assets stored mostly in accounts hosted by the Euroclear trading system.

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It’s not the first time the president has sought to curry favor this way. His instincts about Black Americans are clear

This week, Trump issued two dozen presidential pardons to a motley crew of wrongdoers, including shady politicians, fraudulent CEOs and other wealthy ne’er-do-wells. On that list were the Louisiana rapper NBA YoungBoy (whose real name is Kentrell Gaulden) and the Chicago gangster Larry Hoover.

Regardless of where you stand on American carceral culture and what we know about the ways the criminal justice system squashes Black people who have the misfortune of interacting with it, Trump handing out pardons to Hoover and Gaulden isn’t the magnanimous or justice-focused move he wants us to believe it is. Instead, it’s a clear effort to garner support from the Black community by way of its big names.

Tayo Bero is a Guardian US columnist.

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