NYC Parent Confronts Schools Chancellor Over Son's Math Deficiencies
A parent advocate claims her son received inflated grades throughout middle school, leaving him unprepared for high school math.
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Exploring the Science of Sleepwalking and Its Legal Ramifications
The complex interplay between sleep disorders, criminal responsibility, and the human mind.
Motorcyclist Dies After Crashing on Great Orme and Falling into Sea
Police are seeking information about a black vehicle believed to have been in the area at the time of the incident.
Tourists Claim Sighting of Legendary Lake Champlain Monster 'Champy'
Recent activity on the lake has reignited speculation about a mysterious creature, drawing parallels to the Loch Ness Monster and boosting local tourism.
Northampton Residents Divided Over $43 Million Main Street Redesign Featuring Bike Lanes
Local businesses and some residents express concerns over prolonged construction and potential loss of parking, while proponents hail the project as a modernization opportunity.
Woman in Iconic Vietnam POW Reunion Photo Receives Bracelet 53 Years Later
Lorrie Kitching, who was 15 when her father returned, was stunned to receive a POW bracelet from a stranger containing her father's name and capture date.
Woman Reflects on Three-Year Affair With Married Man
A woman seeks advice on how to move past a painful breakup from a three-year affair with a married man, with whom she socialized, including with his wife.
GOP Faces 'Red Retreat,' Not 'Blue Wave,' Analysts Say
Democrats poised for gains due to voter frustration, but not necessarily an endorsement of their policies, according to a new analysis.
Convicted Killer Believed He Was a Warlock, Told Filmmaker He 'Picked the Wrong Person' to Murder
Aubrey Trail, who murdered Sydney Loofe after meeting her on Tinder, is featured in a new Hulu docuseries.