Khaleda Rahman

5 days ago | newsweek.com | Khaleda Rahman

As he steps into one of the most influential roles in the world, many challenges lie ahead for the newly elected Pope Leo XIV. Cardinal Robert Prevost, a Chicago-born missionary who spent his career ministering in Peru before taking over the Vatican's powerful office of bishops, was on Thursday elected the first pope from the United States in the Catholic Church's 2,000-year history.

5 days ago | newsweek.com | Khaleda Rahman

President Donald Trump has attacked a law aimed at expanding high-speed internet access, calling it "racist" and "totally unconstitutional."Writing on Truth Social on Thursday, he said: "I have spoken with my wonderful Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, and we agree that the Biden/Harris so-called 'Digital Equity Act' is totally UNCONSTITUTIONAL. No more woke handouts based on race!"The Digital Equity Program is a RACIST and ILLEGAL $2.5 BILLION DOLLAR giveaway.

5 days ago | miamiherald.com | Khaleda Rahman

President Donald Trump has attacked a law aimed at expanding high-speed internet access, calling it "racist" and "totally unconstitutional."Writing on Truth Social on Thursday, he said: "I have spoken with my wonderful Secretary of Commerce, Howard Lutnick, and we agree that the Biden/Harris so-called 'Digital Equity Act' is totally UNCONSTITUTIONAL. No more woke handouts based on race!"The Digital Equity Program is a RACIST and ILLEGAL $2.5 BILLION DOLLAR giveaway.

5 days ago | newsweek.com | Khaleda Rahman

The newly named Pope Leo XIV has previously condemned abortion and called for gun control. Why It MattersCardinal Robert Prevost, who was elected on Thursday, is the first pope from the United States, and his papacy begins at a time of political tensions in the country.

6 days ago | myrtlebeachonline.com | Khaleda Rahman

The largest school district in Texas has informed more than 400 uncertified teachers that they will not be allowed to return for the 2025-26 school year despite staffing shortages, the Houston Chronicle reported. On Monday, the Houston Independent School District told the affected employees that they could not return because they had not made "adequate progress" toward earning their certification, according to the newspaper. Newsweek has contacted Houston ISD for comment via email.