The six victims include three students and three staff members at The Covenant School.
The three students shot and killed at a Nashville, Tennessee, school were just nine years old. Metro Nashville Police identified the children as Evelyn Dieckhaus, Hallie Scruggs and William Kinney.
In addition to the children, three staff members...
When teachers move states, their licenses often don't come with them. It's a bipartisan mission lawmakers hope to fix to lessen the teacher shortage.
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One big factor is that women’s earnings have steadily increased in the past decade.
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After touching down in Ghana, Vice President Kamala Harris said she's excited about the future of Africa.
The standoff has threatened to spill over into a broader constitutional crisis.
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There's a range of criteria for Americans to get social security and disability benefits, but some are denied because of an outdated index of jobs.
Researchers compared samples between meat sold in grocery stores and hospitalized UTI patients and found a connection.
First Citizens says it will reach a broader customer base, and that a prudent approach to risk management will help keep consumers safe.
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The executive says his barista training helped him understand what works well, and where they need to improve.
A new study shows more than 20% of Black women ages 25 to 34 have been sent home from work because of their hair.
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Impostors have always been a problem on social media, but some worry that Twitter's new verification process is a step in the wrong direction.
The triple threat of water-related crises include inadequate water, sanitation and hygiene.
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Crowds gathered in Waco, Texas, to hear the former president speak as he hits the campaign trail, despite a looming indictment.
Living near noisy road traffic is linked to hypertension, according to a study published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.
According to a legal filing, the computer code on which Twitter runs was leaked on a site called GitHub.
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Investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the blast.
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In the small town of Rolling Fork, Mississippi, residents say this was all like a bad dream.
President Joe Biden is providing Mississippi with full federal support after a series of tornadoes killed 26 and destroyed homes and businesses.
Death penalty opponents are frustrated Biden hasn't taken any steps to fulfill his campaign promise to end capital punishment at the federal level.
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The star of recently-released "Creed III" and "Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania," was involved in a domestic dispute involving a 30-year-old woman.
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A Scripps News investigation found children are increasingly bringing guns to schools. Now Congress wants to do more about it.
| Lori Jane Gliha and Rosie Cima and Amy Fan
Senator Merkley, disappointed in Norfolk Southern CEO testimony, will "absolutely" follow up with questions on cash awards revealed by Scripps News.
Some Republican states are responding to unfounded claims of voter fraud with stricter ID rules, but critics say this could remove eligible voters.
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Trump defended the insurrectionists and railed against prosecutors, including those overseeing multiple investigations of the former president.
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The 81-year-old Kentucky senator will work from home for a few days while he continues to recover.
The FAA is changing some practices due to recent runway incursion events, and addressing possible effects of staffing shortages.
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The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has proposed allowing salt substitutes in more foods as part of efforts to reduce sodium consumption.
A monastery in Boston is closing after nearly 90 years. Nine nuns, ages 60 to 92, will be moving to a much smaller compound.
Research shows two in five women struggle to buy period products, and this can lead to substituting products, stretching product use, or being absent.
Students at American University are using social media to share stories of wrongfully detained Americans, hoping to get President Biden's attention.
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Stillbirths affect about 20,000 families in the U.S. every year. Medical professionals have laid out proposals to bring that number down.
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Blue check marks will still appear on Twitter, but users will now be charged $8 a month if they want to keep their check.
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Gwyneth Paltrow gave testimony Friday afternoon in a civil lawsuit case that stems from a collision at a Utah ski resort.
World Athletics also issued strict testosterone limits on athletes with differences in sex development who participate in women's events.
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In this segment of "Pop Quiz," Scripps News explores how historians and viewers are speculating about queer subtext in new and old media.
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