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Oregon removes writing, reading, and math mastery from high school graduation requirements

The Oregon State Board of Education unanimously voted on Thursday to remove proof of mastery in reading, writing, and math in order to graduate from high school until 2029.

Jon Stewart’s talk show canceled by Apple TV: Report

Talk show host Jon Stewart's latest series will end after two seasons on Apple TV.

Democrats head to Israel amid war, House dysfunction, and 2024 presidential race

As the war between Israel and Hamas continues, Democratic leaders have stepped up their public support for Israel, with some traveling to the still-grieving nation in an act of solidarity.

Class-action settlement: Deadline for CenterState Bank customers to file claim in $2.65 million settlement in three days

Customers of CenterState Bank have three days to file an exclusion or objection regarding a $2.65 million class-action settlement with the bank.

SAG-AFTRA discourages members from dressing up as characters for Halloween as strike continues

The union representing actors issued a directive to avoid costumes inspired by struck work this Halloween.

Johnson says Mace hasn’t been ‘productive’ in moving ‘the team forward’ following third failed speaker vote

Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-SD) expressed deep frustrations with members of the House of Representatives, calling out Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) as the chamber went into its third week without a speaker.

Federal budget deficit rose to $1.7 trillion in fiscal 2023, Treasury says

The federal budget deficit officially rose to $1.7 trillion for fiscal 2023, which ended in September, the Treasury Department announced on Friday.

Republicans gain advantage in four House districts under proposed North Carolina maps

House Republicans are poised to pick up at least three new seats in North Carolina next year after state legislators released two new proposed congressional maps that would redraw boundaries in their favor and threaten the state’s Democratic members.

Biden ‘overjoyed’ by Hamas hostage release

President Joe Biden reveled in the release of two American hostages taken by Hamas during the terrorist organization's Oct. 7 attacks in Israel.

Israel war: UPenn faculty leaders denounce ‘efforts of intimidation’ as donors cut ties

The leadership of the University of Pennsylvania's faculty senate condemned efforts to "intimidate" the university as a number of high-profile donors have cut ties with the Ivy League school.
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