More States Crack Down on Student Cellphone Use in Schools
More than two-thirds of states now impose restrictions on cellphone use in schools, with a growing number opting for ‘bell-to-bell’ bans.
More than two-thirds of states now impose restrictions on cellphone use in schools, with a growing number opting for ‘bell-to-bell’ bans.
A special primary election runoff will decide who will replace the late Sen. Lindsey Graham as the party’s nominee for Senate in November.
The Postal Service has finalized new standards for federal mail-in ballots, but court orders currently prevent the rules from being implemented for the November election.
From covert escapes to municipal cyberattacks, a look back at the week’s biggest battles over power and policy.
State and local governments are battling Washington for control of AI, education and more.
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