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A Louisville, Ky., classroom sits empty in January 2022, during a COVID surge driven by the omicron variant. Students lost the routine of going to school during the pandemic, and now many are struggling to get back in the habit. Jon Cherry/Getty Images hide caption
A Louisville, Ky., classroom sits empty in January 2022, during a COVID surge driven by the omicron variant. Students lost the routine of going to school during the pandemic, and now many are struggling to get back in the habit. Jon Cherry/Getty Images hide caption
3 years since the pandemic wrecked attendance, kids still aren't showing up to school
When it comes to the dangers of AI, surveillance poses more risk than anything
The union for LA police officers wants officers to have fewer responsibilities
Los Angeles renters are being elected to political office and are changing policies
Wayne Shorter, photographed in 1985. David Redfern/Redferns hide caption
President Biden is expected to soon use his veto authority for the first time
The Mandalorian (Pedro Pascal) and Grogu in Season 2 of The Mandalorian. Lucasfilm Ltd. hide caption
'Table setting' backstory burdens 'The Mandalorian' Season 3 debut
Plea deal talks are in limbo for the five men accused in the 9/11 attacks
Medical Treatments
Moderna announced a free COVID vaccine program. But will that be accessible enough?
A Supreme Court justice's paragraph could mean weaker protections for voters of color
Al Bell, co-owner of Stax Records. Courtesy of Stax Records hide caption
Wattstax drew 100,000 people — this 1972 concert was about much more than music
Jurors convict South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh in deaths of his wife and son
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