[ad_1] The Supreme Court on Monday night granted a request from a group of California parents to reinstate a ruling by a federal district court that prohibits schools in that state from “misleading parents about their children’s gender presentation” and that requires schools to follow parents’ instructions regarding the names and pronouns that children use there. In a seven-page order, the majority explained that the parents were likely to prevail on their claim that California’s policies violate the parents’ right to freely exercise their religion and their right to “direct the upbringing and education of their children.” Justice Elena Kagan,…
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[ad_1] Home Daily News Company execs who don’t deliver on AI may… Artificial Intelligence & Robotics Company execs who don’t deliver on AI may face job risks, new report shows By Amanda Robert February 26, 2026, 10:05 am CST Technology leaders are increasingly judged not on how quickly they implement artificial intelligence but on how effectively they manage its risks and use it to achieve successful business outcomes, according to a new report. (Photo illustraton by Sara Wadford/ABA Journal/Shutterstock) Technology leaders are increasingly judged not on how quickly they implement artificial intelligence but on how effectively they manage its risks…
[ad_1] Press play, tune outFrom buzzy new releases to easy comfort watches, there’s plenty on UAE streaming platforms right now. If you’re wondering what to queue up next, we’ve rounded up the titles worth your time.Here’s what to stream in the UAE right nowNetflixStill ShiningThe vibe: Heartwarming, comforting, and healingThe story follows Yeon Tae-seo and Mo Eun-ah, who were each other’s first love at 19. They reconnect ten years later to confront old wounds and rediscover their connection.Watch on netflix.comDrive To SurviveThe vibe: Competitive, emotional, and exhilaratingThis popular series is back for a new season focusing on the drama –…
[ad_1] Local emergency managers, the behind-the-scenes coordinators who mobilize help during disasters, have raised the same point time and again: We need adequate resources to protect people in harm’s way — before the harm arrives. In some notable cases, resources didn’t come soon enough. It wasn’t until after Hurricane Helene devastated Yancey County, North Carolina, in 2024 that commissioners there hired additional emergency management staff, which the former emergency manager said he’d requested for years. City officials in St. Louis, Missouri, were in the process of upgrading their faulty outdoor warning system when a tornado killed four people and injured…
[ad_1] The US-Israeli war with Iran entered its third day with more violent drone and air strikes traded between the opposing sides.In a fast-moving day, the US struck locations in Iran, with scenes of devastation seen on the streets.Israel launched strikes on Lebanon, targeting sites believed to be Hezbollah positions.Three US fighter jets crashed in Kuwait, which the US says went down in apparent friendly fire.In Cyprus, a British RAF base was hit by an Iranian drone, causing an evacuation.Read more on how the conflict widened today. [ad_2] Source link
[ad_1] Air travel in the Middle East has been suspended since Saturday amid U.S. and Israeli airstrikes on Iran and the Islamic Republic’s retaliatory attacks on other countries in the region.Vancouver’s Raymond Grewal was on his way back to Canada from his honeymoon in the Maldives on Saturday and was meant to have a 12-hour layover in Dubai. He was on the plane to Dubai when he first learned about the conflict and thought their flight may be rerouted. But he didn’t expect to still be waiting to come home three days later.By the time they landed, the situation had…
[ad_1] Over the objections of the court’s three Democratic appointees, the Supreme Court on Monday morning declined to hear a case involving the payment of filing fees by indigent prisoners. The announcement was part of a list of orders released on Monday from the justices’ private conference on Friday, Feb. 27. The justices did not add any new cases to their docket for the 2026-27 term. In Johnson v. High Desert State Prison, the justices turned down a petition for review asking them to decide whether indigent prisoners who file joint lawsuits can share the amount of the filing fee,…
[ad_1] Home Daily News SCOTUS allows limits on midtrial lawyer-client… U.S. Supreme Court SCOTUS allows limits on midtrial lawyer-client conversations By Anna Stolley Persky February 26, 2026, 10:22 am CST The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled unanimously that judges can bar criminal defendants from speaking with their lawyers about their testimony during an overnight recess in the middle of testifying in their own defense. (Image from Shutterstock) The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled unanimously that judges can bar criminal defendants from speaking with their lawyers about their testimony during an overnight recess in the middle of testifying in…
[ad_1] Resumption of operations has begun to resume in Dubai airportsDubai Airports has confirmed that a limited resumption of operations will begin later today, Monday March 2, at both of the city’s airports: Dubai International (DXB) and Dubai World Central – Al Maktoum International (DWC).Only a small number of flights will be permitted to operate initially, as authorities continue to carefully manage the situation.While this marks a positive step forward, schedules remain subject to change.Don’t go to Dubai airports unless your airline contacts youTravellers are strongly advised not to proceed to DXB or DWC unless they have been contacted directly…
[ad_1] ProPublica has sued the U.S. Department of Education in federal court in New York, accusing it of withholding public records about how it’s enforcing civil rights protections for millions of American students. The Education Department has failed to provide public records related to its investigations, communications and other work that ProPublica sought through four Freedom of Information Act requests filed last year. The Education Department’s civil rights arm for decades has investigated allegations of discrimination in schools. It historically has kept an online list of its open investigations and posted the findings of completed inquiries. But under Education Secretary…