States sue over citizenship question on census
Seventeen states and the District of Columbia join six cities in suing the U S government claiming the decision to require a citizen ship query on the census is unconstitutional. Democrats fear undercounting immigrants could affect rep resentation and federal funding.
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Oklahoma teachers strike enters second day in Oklahoma
Day two of the walkout kept about 234 000 students from classes across Oklahoma as teachers push for restored funding and higher pay after a recent 16 percent average raise. The disruption affected the state's 10 largest districts and led to multiple campus closures including Oklahoma City Public Schools.
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Teacher Rae Lovelace Faces Dual Roles as Single Mother
Rae Lovelace a third grade teacher and single mother balances work and family life. She notes financial strain and her reliance on a second job, highlighting the broader issue of supporting working families without predictable income.
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Trump floats military border guard until wall is built
President Trump suggested he might deploy US troops to guard the Mexican border until the wall is completed. He cited talks with Defense Secretary Mattis and said the border could be protected militarily until proper security is in place, while Congress weighs border funding. Previous actions include Bush sending National Guard to the border in 2006 and Obama in 2010 to gain immigration bill support.
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London Tops New York in City Murder Rate
London police launched a murder probe into a 17 year old girl's shooting as the city’s homicide rate surpassed New York's for February and March. London logged 15 and 22 murders, New York 14 and 21, with year to date 47 versus 54, as knife crime rises in London and firearm deaths load NYC figures.
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