Andrew Lee, a John Adams Middle School student, has been recognized as the Association of California School Administrators Region 14 honoree for the 2025-26 Every Student Succeeding Award. Born with CHARGE Syndrome, a rare genetic condition affecting multiple body systems, Lee has overcome significant medical and developmental challenges since birth. Despite his struggles, Lee has … Read more
The holiday season has arrived, bringing with it a special episode of the Marvel animated series “What If…?” Set in the Stark Tower, the show’s Christmas-themed story marks a departure from its usual premise, focusing on a fun and non-canon tale that could easily fit into Earth-616. The episode centers around Happy Hogan, who is … Read more
A recent overhaul of Texas’ voter registration system has led to delays in processing applications, with thousands of Tarrant County voters facing issues with registration approvals and polling locations. A new system update, which aimed to improve information security and efficiency, was rolled out in July. However, it has caused problems for counties across the … Read more
A 48-year-old former Brown University graduate student, Claudio Manuel Neves Valente, was found dead Thursday after being identified as the suspect in last weekend’s mass shooting that left two students dead and nine others wounded. Authorities confirmed he took his own life in a storage unit in New Hampshire. Valente had previously been granted lawful … Read more
Top Republican lawmakers are ending their inquiries into a US military strike on an alleged drug smuggling vessel off Venezuela, despite Democrats’ concerns about the investigation’s scope. Rep. Mike D. Rogers and Sen. Wicker launched parallel investigations after a Washington Post report revealed Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s authorization for the attack. The strikes killed 11 … Read more