Students Took A New SAT, But It May Not Fix An Old Problem
The test's overhaul was meant to level the playing field, but it might not be enough for students of color.
Students Took A New SAT, But It May Not Fix An Old Problem
March 6, 2016

Child welfare algorithm faces Justice Department scrutiny
The Allegheny Family Screening Tool is designed to assess a family’s risk level when they are reported for child welfare concerns.
By Keith Srakocic / AP2:17

5 Memphis officers fired for involvement in death of Tyre Nichols
Details of what exactly happened the night officers arrested Tyre Nichols have not been released.
By Adrian Sainz / AP
Son seeks $50M from LA for dad's death from stun gun zaps
LA police restrained and shocked Keenan Anderson six times with a Taser in less than a minute, causing his heart to stop at a hospital hours later.
By Damian Dovarganes / APTop Stories

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Beloved Hollywood mountain lion P-22 draws thousands of mourners
Wildlife officials had to capture and ultimately euthanize the beloved animal after encounters with humans.
By Jae C. Hong / AP2:11

Do State of the Union speeches still matter?
Does this annual tradition of our president addressing Congress still have the same impact that it used to?
By Mariam Zuhaib / AP