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Alaska's board of education voted last week to approve a measure banning trans-identifying men in women's sports.

Amidst the flurry of figures released, a striking detail emerged: a whopping 1.2 million jobs previously held by native-born workers were lost, and, interestingly, this void was filled with a significant rise in foreign-born employment, amounting to 668,000.

Last month was "the fifth-highest August on record in terms of federal background checks for gun transfers since the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s National Instant Criminal Background Check System was established 25 years ago."

The college president, Dr. Kevin James, in a letter released on the college's Instagram, had originally stated that starting from August 20, all students and staff were mandated to wear masks for a period of two weeks.

The Wisconsin Senate Committee on Shared Revenue, Elections and Consumer Protection held a hearing debating the consideration of nominating a new Administrator of Elections.

“People are going to freak out that I’m bringing God back into public schools.”

Border Patrol made 177,000 arrests in August, a steep increase from 132,652 in July and 99,539 in June.

"The Little Ice Age only ended as recently as 1850. Therefore, it is no surprise that we now are experiencing a period of warming."

According to a report from LendingClub, 61% of American adults are living paycheck to paycheck.

The 81-year-old Republican leader was in the midst of a press interaction when a journalist inquired about his intention to run for reelection in 2026.