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Baltimore County schools' student population shrinks as the number of administration workers grows
The Washington Times 13 Feb 2026
Baltimore County Public Schools had 531 more full-time staff and 3,790 fewer students last year compared to the 2018-19 school year, according to a new report from Georgetown University's Edunomics Lab ... .
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Ohio legislature calls on Congress to abolish the U.S. Department of Education
The Washington Times 12 Feb 2026
Ohio state lawmakers passed a joint resolution Wednesday calling on Congress to abolish the U.S. Department of Education ... .
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FDA weighs marketing flavored nicotine pouches as 'safer than cigarettes'
The Washington Times 12 Feb 2026
The Food and Drug Administration may soon allow tobacco companies to market flavored nicotine pouches placed between the lips and gums as "safer than cigarettes." ... .
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Maryland county to cooperate with House GOP probe into HUD violations
The Washington Times 12 Feb 2026
Prince George's County officials pledged on Thursday to cooperate with a House GOP probe into substandard public housing conditions under former County Executive Angela Alsobrooks ... .
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Optimism about next 5 years hits record low in Gallup poll
The Washington Times 10 Feb 2026
The share of U.S. adults expecting to have "high-quality lives" in five years has dropped to a low of 59.2% in the latest Gallup poll ... .
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States offer community college bachelor's degrees as alternatives to pricey four-year campuses
The Washington Times 10 Feb 2026
More states are authorizing community colleges to grant bachelor's degrees as an affordable alternative to four-year universities ... .
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Gallup: Most Americans expect inflation and unemployment to worsen as the stock market grows
The Washington Times 09 Feb 2026
The latest Gallup poll, released Monday, finds that most Americans expect inflation and unemployment to worsen this year, even as the stock market improves ... .
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More states consider 'bell-to-bell' cellphone bans for kindergarten-12th grade students
The Washington Times 05 Feb 2026
More states are moving toward "bell-to-bell" bans on student cellphones in K-12 schools, citing evidence of reduced distraction and improved academic performance ... .
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PG County judge gives residents 14 days to evacuate Hyattsville condos next to a homeless encampment
The Washington Times 05 Feb 2026
A Prince George's County District Court judge on Thursday gave property managers 14 days to evacuate the Marylander Condominiums and begin repairing a heating system they say homeless people damaged in November ... .
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Prince George's County lifts three-decade ban on pit bulls
The Washington Times 04 Feb 2026
Prince George's County legalized pit bulls this week, lifting a 29-year ban that officials imposed after two of the dogs mauled a child in his yard ... .
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Trump administration expands 'Mexico City policy' to ban DEI in foreign aid
The Washington Times 03 Feb 2026
The Trump administration has expanded the so-called "Mexico City policy" banning foreign aid for abortions to include diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives ... .
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Texas A&M ends women's and gender studies as DEI purge continues
The Washington Times 02 Feb 2026
Texas A&M University is ending its women's and gender studies program to comply with state and federal bans on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives ... .
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Part of Rajiv Gandhi Salai shut over sewer line repairs
The Hindu 01 Feb 2026
A former Highways engineer said that this was the fourth time that sinking had occured at various locations on Rajiv Gandhi Salai due to the same sewer line ....
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Prince George's County to evacuate condos threatened by homeless encampment
The Washington Times 31 Jan 2026
Prince George's County officials are planning a mass evacuation of the Marylander Condominiums, where residents have marked their ninth week without heat after blaming a homeless encampment for sabotaging their boiler ... .
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Study: Minority births are now the majority of U.S. newborns
The Washington Times 30 Jan 2026
Minority births have become the majority of newborns for the first time in U.S. history, according to an analysis of federal data that finds Hispanic immigration driving the trend ... .
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