Classroom

Learn about the Supreme Court's recent decisions on presidential authority, the role of independent agencies, and the constitutional principles that shape the separation of powers

"I invite my students to see journalism, teaching and other civic careers as meaningful ways to shape the world, not cautionary tales." — Jena Kleindl, English and journalism teacher

The sentences range from 30 to 100 years in prison, longer than the harshest sentence given to any of the convicted rioters in the January 6 riots.

Learn more about the new screen time rules recently implemented in Los Angeles

Learn about how opera is being used to showcase Black American culture and history

Learn about a book that examines the history of freedom and race in the U.S.

Watch Brooks and Capehart discuss if a realignment is taking place in the Democratic party

As concern grows for glaciers worldwide, one man and his family have spent decades monitoring their decline

Students will explore the history of Pride Month, including the struggles that activists for this celebration to exist

Learn more about "the Boss's" efforts to simultaneously express his devotion to the United States and hold its leaders accountable