Stories of justice and action across America | | | | March 13 marks five years since police killed Breonna Taylor, but to many who knew and loved her the most, it "feels just like yesterday." | | | | "There was a movement, and there's still going to be a movement," one area resident said. | | | | Demonstrators from the human rights organization Jewish Voice for Peace hold a civil disobedience action inside Trump Tower in New York | | | | Ilona Maher is more than an athlete. One of USA TODAY's Women of the Year, she is breaking beauty standards and helping uplift women. | | | | Amid layoffs and a plan by Trump to close the U.S. Department of Education, a new dawn for students is coming. Will it be bright or bleak? | | | | Trump's aggressive stance against transgender and nonbinary people threatens to make them invisible. Some fear it could also make them targets. | | | | Transgender veterans, like me, are seven times more likely than civilians to attempt suicide during their lifetime. We need more support, not less. | | | | At the heart of the conflict is a fight over adding gender dysphoria to the list of conditions accommodated with disability services in schools. | | | | 'People think deportation is the end of the story...It isn't the end of anything,' said Austin Kocher, of Syracuse University. | | | | Five years after the COVID lockdowns, remote work has reshaped the housing market. | | | | | | | All of the headlines, none of the chaos. | Learn daily with The Excerpt,
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