Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem issued the first waiver of the administration to speed President Trump’s border wall, ...

All Michigan families with a 4-year-old can enroll in free preschool. But many aren't taking advantage because they don't know they're eligible.

However you care to mark the start, approximately five years have passed since the beginning of the COVID-19 era. The families of the 87,000 Floridians killed by the virus will surely never forget the ...

He is visiting the country, which borders Russia ... During his first day in Estonia, Prince William met some children from Tallinn Lotte Kindergarten, who bundled up in warm outfits as they ...

William's arrival today in Estonia - just 125 miles from its border with Russia - marks ... William was scheduled to spend his first day in the capital Tallinn, meeting President Alar Karis ...

We need open borders.” Reporter ... In his bonkers remarks about trying to make Canada the fifty-first state, he’s complained about an “artificial line” separating the U.S. from its ...

(The Center Square) – The Trump administration is forging ahead with a range of border security efforts ... fining illegal foreign nationals $998 a day if they don’t voluntarily leave the ...

Prince William is in Estonia for a two-day trip to meet the country's president and visit British NATO troops on the border with Russia ... The future King also met a small group of kindergarten age ...

Bereaved children joined Olympic athletes in Eilat for a day of strength ... with thousands of terrorists infiltrating from the Gaza border and taking some 240 hostages into Gaza.

RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA/Gray News) - A preschool teacher has ... worked as a teacher at a Spearfish day care in South Dakota. She has been charged with first-degree rape of a minor under the ...

US Navy Photo On his first full day on the job, newly sworn-in Secretary ... Department’s expanded presence on the U.S. southern border. Phelan started the trip in Corpus Christi, Texas, and ...

Current state law allows local school districts to decide whether kids need to be five to start kindergarten on Aug. 1 or Sept. 30, creating confusion and inconsistency.