Trump says Tom Homan will be his ‘border czar’ By Paul Katula • Nov 11, 2024 The president-elect is said to have tapped a former ICE acting director to be his new 'border czar.'
Harris accepts Democratic nomination for president By Paul Katula • Aug 22, 2024 Kamala Harris accepted the Democratic Party's nomination for president, becoming the first woman of color to be so nominated.
973 Native Amer. children died at boarding schools By Paul Katula • Jul 30, 2024 More than a century of abuse, designed to erase Native American culture and history from America, was filled with abuse.
A would-be voter sides with Kamala Harris By Paul Katula • Jul 29, 2024 A rising senior from the far-west Chicago suburbs weighs in on the likely nomination of Kamala Harris for president.
Gwinnett Co. will not offer AP African American Studies By Paul Katula • Jul 25, 2024 Georgia's largest school district decided to cancel the course following a decision from the state superintendent not to fund it.
President Biden drops out of 2024 race By Paul Katula • Jul 21, 2024 President Joe Biden announced that he would not seek reelection this November and has officially dropped out of the race.
On knowing the meaning of U.S. history By Paul Katula • Jul 4, 2024 When you think about history, do you just know the facts, or are you gaining an understanding of the real context and significance of events?
Students feel the burden of Israel-Hamas war By Paul Katula • Jun 30, 2024 It can be difficult to talk with students about the Israel-Hamas war. It should be. Here are a few thoughts.
Okla. supt.: Public schools must teach the Bible By Paul Katula • Jun 27, 2024 As a historical document that has contributed significantly to the Constitution and the birth of the US, the Bible will be taught in Okla. public schools.
Rare confluence of 2 cicada broods hits Illinois By Paul Katula • Jun 23, 2024 Cicadas make a lot of noise but pose no general threats to other animals or the environment. The lifecycle that spans years has evolved.