This article highlights educators and administrators making significant impacts in K-12 education. They focus on student voice, curriculum development, data-driven support systems, and fostering inclusive school cultures, leading to improved student outcomes and advanced opportunities.
Used cars may hide damage from floods, fires, accidents, or theft. Check for signs like corrosion, warped parts, mismatched paint, and electrical issues. Disclosures are often lacking, increasing risks.
US lawmakers press Trump administration to enforce Biden-era rule scrutinizing advanced chip orders from Chinese firms. Concerns rise over loopholes exploited by companies like Sophgo and Huawei, potentially aiding China's tech advancement.
The Education Dept.'s OSERS-HHS interagency agreement aims to boost special education coordination and outcomes for people with disabilities, despite pushback. The OSEP conference highlighted IDEA progress but acknowledged significant challenges remain.
Merck lowered its full-year revenue forecast due to acquisition costs, despite a strong second quarter with growth in key therapies like Winrevair and Capvaxive, and a rise in animal health and Keytruda sales.
Leadership Prep boosts student math proficiency through tailored curricula, a 'gradual release model' (I do, we do, you do), and learning from other institutions. Their approach focuses on student needs and continuous improvement.
Donald Trump's 2025 financial disclosure revealed at least $858M in assets across 8 accounts, with banks like Schwab & JPMorgan involved. Facing "phenomenal" conformity & reputational risks, Trump also sued JPMorgan for $5B over alleged political account closures.
CXMT Corp. debuted on the Shanghai exchange with a staggering 466% surge, reaching 49 yuan. The semiconductor giant raised 57.92 billion yuan, marking the largest mainland Chinese offering and boosting its market cap to 3.3 trillion yuan.
AI's rapid growth fuels a "boomcession" where the economy looks strong but many feel worse off, with concerns over job displacement, especially for young workers. Experts, including Nobel laureates, warn AI could reshape the economy faster than the Industrial Revolution. The tech industry responds with initiatives to ease the transition.
The AI sector faces increased scrutiny in Washington as policymakers debate regulation, from voluntary frameworks to government ownership. AI companies, including Anthropic and OpenAI, and major tech firms are heavily lobbying, with combined spending soaring to influence the evolving landscape.
The FDA declared an initial cyclospora positive for Taylor Farms' iceberg lettuce was false, yet the voluntary recall continues. The agency is investigating the broader national cyclosporiasis outbreak, including cases linked to Taco Bell.
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June's CPI was lower than expected, causing Fed rate hike odds to drop significantly for July but hold for September. Oil prices surged past $80/barrel after Trump reinstated an Iran blockade. US stocks were mixed, with banks showing losses (except Goldman) and chip stocks gaining, while IBM cratered on an earnings warning.
The Justice Department, under the second Trump administration, settled with a NJ magnet school over "unlawful DEI" and race-based admissions policies, reflecting a broader push against race-conscious practices. This follows a 2023 Supreme Court ruling impacting college admissions, extending scrutiny to K-12 schools.
SK Hynix's $26.51 billion IPO on Nasdaq, the largest by a non-U.S. firm, highlights surging AI chip demand. The deal ranks second all-time in U.S. equity offerings, impacting semiconductor stocks.
Circle obtained a federal OCC charter for First National Digital Currency Financial Institution, N.A., bringing USDC's $73B reserves under federal oversight. This move, amidst stablecoin competition, sets a new standard for digital assets in the U.S. financial system.
The U.S. trade deficit surged 42.2% to $77.6 billion in May, the highest since March 2025, driven by a 3.3% rise in imports and a 3.2% fall in exports. This reversal from April's narrowed gap signals a likely drag on Q2 economic output.
