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09/24/2026 · Carroll County
Supreme Court Declines Trump Appeal in Carroll Case, Considers Texas Ten Commandments Law
The Supreme Court denied a request by former President Donald Trump to reconsider a $5 million verdict in a case brought by E. Jean Carroll. Separately, lawyers have asked the justices to review a Texas law mandating the display of the Ten Commandments in public school classrooms.
Meta Reaches Potential $18 Billion Settlement in Youth Harm Lawsuits
Meta Platforms Inc. has agreed to a potential settlement of up to $18 billion to resolve lawsuits alleging its social media platforms caused harm to young users. The agreement aims to address numerous claims filed by school districts and state attorneys general nationwide.
09/24/2026
Trump Administration Launches Foundry School for Manufacturing Workforce Training
The Trump Administration launched Foundry School, a national training program designed to prepare individuals for careers in American manufacturing. Vice President JD Vance will headline the launch event for the initiative, which seeks to fill an estimated 3.8 million skilled worker positions by 2033.
09/25/2026
Educators Consider School Calendar Adjustments Amid Rising Temperatures
Teachers across the country are expressing concerns about classroom functionality during hotter months. They indicate that current school calendars, largely developed in previous centuries, may no longer suit contemporary climate patterns. This issue could prompt widespread re-evaluation of academic schedules.
09/25/2026
Big 12 Finalizes Private Capital Deal with RedBird, Weatherford
The Big 12 announced a five-year private capital agreement with RedBird and Weatherford Capital. This marks the first publicized conference-wide deal of its kind in major college sports. The partnership includes a $12.5 million investment into the league office and an opt-in $30 million credit line for member institutions.
09/25/2026
Student Living Costs Prompt Shift to Home-Based University Study
A growing number of university students are choosing to live at home due to increasing accommodation costs. This decision impacts their perceived university experience. Students cite financial pressures as the primary factor.
09/25/2026
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