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Understanding Autism Assessments in Today’s World

June 29, 2026

The way people find out if they have autism has changed a lot. Now, many kids and adults are brought in because of vague worries about mood or school work, not just clear signs. Social media and websites give a lot of information about autism, but it is not always accurate. Because of this,

education

Loyola Blakefield Wins Again – A School That Shapes Lives

June 29, 2026

Loyola Blakefield in Towson has been chosen by readers five years straight. The Jesuit school mixes old lessons like Latin with new ones such as cyberscience. Students do more than learn; they travel to Appalachia, fix homes, and help build in Belize. When they finish, 98 % go to college –

opinion

College Talk and the AI Debate

June 29, 2026

In spring ceremonies, some speakers raised voices about how artificial intelligence could change jobs. Students shouted back, not because they hate technology but because they feel the promises made about college are shaky. The focus on money and job skills has turned schools into profit factories,

politics

Supreme Court Nears End of Term, Big Trump Cases Await Verdict

June 29, 2026

The U. S. Supreme Court is close to finishing its current term, with seven pending cases that could shape national policy. Three of those involve former President Trump and his broad claims about presidential power, while two touch on election rules that could affect upcoming midterms. A third case

politics

Gingrich and Trump: Hair That Says “No Change”

June 29, 2026

Callista Gingrich’s platinum bob stayed rigid even on a windy Swiss runway, sparking jokes that it might be made of fiberglass. The look matched the air‑storm‑proof style of President Donald Trump, who kept his own hair in a towering, high‑volume shape that many joked looked like a small hill. Both

politics

Maryland’s Chance to Boost School Funds Without Extra Taxes

June 29, 2026

The governor of Maryland recently spoke before a group of education writers and promised to use every available source of money for schools. He also said he would wait to see the final rules from the Treasury before deciding whether to join a new federal program that gives taxpayers a tax break for

politics

America’s 250th: A Call for Real Change

June 29, 2026

The United States celebrates its 250th birthday, but for many Black Americans it feels more like a reckoning than a party. The nation’s founding promises of liberty were built on the unpaid labor and exploitation of enslaved people. From 1619 to today, Black citizens have fought to make those

religion

Families, Faith and the Search for Joy

June 29, 2026

Families are slipping away in America. People who are married and have children report higher happiness, yet more couples are divorcing and fewer people get married. A recent study said that marriage is the biggest factor that separates happy folks from unhappy ones. The problem isn’t just pers

opinion

Rent Prices Rise, Families Struggle

June 29, 2026

The court’s ruling that a rent‑control ballot question would not appear on the November list ended one legal fight but left Worcester’s housing problem untouched. It did not decide whether rents are too high or if workers can stay in the neighborhoods they built. The decision only said the lan

education

Texas teens will soon learn money skills in school. Will it make a difference?

June 29, 2026

Starting this fall, Texas high school freshmen must take a personal finance class to graduate—a first for the state. The move follows years of debate over whether schools should teach money management, a skill many adults still struggle with. Research shows American adults often misunderstand basic