Only about one-quarter of Americans say the U.S. stands above all other countries in the world, and Americans are less likely to see a democratically elected government as “extremely” or “very” important to the United States’ identity as a nation than they were just a few years ago.
As AI-powered tools increasingly enter healthcare settings – and as courts begin to grapple with the consequences – Carnegie Mellon University Professor Gretchen Chapman’s research offers a timely way to understand why we trust these systems, when that trust breaks down, and who bears responsibility when it does.
Celebrating a decade of advocacy for babies and toddlers, family representatives from across the country will gather to urge Congress for better infant and toddler funding and protected parental leave to nurture the next generation.
The founder and director of Bucks County’s LGBTQ+ youth center joins Editor Cyril Mychalejko for a conversation to kick off Pride Month.
A pro-immigration advocate says it’s an “ATM for ICE.”
“We hope people leave not only with new knowledge, but also with a deeper appreciation for the farmers, farmland and agricultural traditions that nourish our community,” said BCFA Secretary Lorraine Sharaf.
Fitzpatrick is one of four Republicans who voted with all Democrats to adopt the resolution.
Bucks County Beacon Photojournalist Cooper Tyksinski and Intern Chris Hetrick report from the scene in Newark.
The multimedia showcase invites visitors to explore the country’s history through new perspectives.
“Although I love pride events that are just celebrations, I wanted to put together something where you could feel like something was being done,” said D20 Burlesque Founder Anja Keister.
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