Teachers face burnout due to work pressure and lack of support with AI The majority of teachers surveyed say they do not receive clear guidance to use artificial intelligence in school classrooms
How long can Iran endure a war? The Tehran regime relies primarily on its own missile and drone systems, and is not prepared to capitulate
Trial Begins Against Father of Minor Accused of 2024 Georgia School Shooting Case could set a precedent on parental criminal liability in school violence cases in the United States
Thousands are training to defend the community from ICE La Union del Barrio is the community group that has conducted the most training in Southern California, not just in Los Angeles
Lynwood declares itself a Sanctuary City: it took months of convincing It is the eighth city in Los Angeles County that decides to protect its undocumented community
Out with ICE! High school students in Los Angeles protest Hundreds leave classrooms to protest downtown and express anger against raids
Moving within the USA: Procedures that many Latinos overlook If you are moving to the United States, it is important to consider some fundamental procedures to avoid problems in the medium or long term
37,000 Los Angeles teachers prepare for possible work stoppage The United Teachers of Los Angeles union received authorization to call a strike if negotiations with the school district do not progress
Resistance spreads in the face of escalating attacks against immigrants The community responds to concerns with organizing, education, advocacy, and mutual aid
Teacher dies after brutal attack at her North Carolina home: 911 call reveals her final minutes Zoe Welsh's final moments were captured in a 911 call after a man with a long criminal record broke into her home
Texas teacher accused of having sex with student in Walmart parking lot Jaden Renee Charles, 26, and mother of four, faces two counts of aggravated sexual assault of a minor
Shakira thanks even those who hurt her In an emotional year end reflection, Shakira's 'Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran' tour began in Brazil in early 2025 and ended in Miami
5 reasons to look to the future with optimism On the cusp of 2026 and after a year of devastating news, at BBC Mundo we highlight 5 areas in which we have made significant progress
Mass shootings are decreasing but gun deaths persist Scholars on the subject assure that there is no relationship between mass shootings and mental illness
Kentucky teacher had sexual conversations during online classes with a 12-year-old Sydnee Graf, 36, of Louisville, was arrested while picking up the minor with whom she had online sexual conversations
The baffling behaviors of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph according to the apocryphal gospels Apocryphal texts appeared between the 2nd and 7th centuries to explain aspects not covered in the canonical gospels
Almost half of transgender and gender diverse young people report suicidal thoughts, with prevalence in North America The stigma associated with gender identity, along with social marginalization, contributes to greater vulnerability in this population
MAIA, the pioneering school in Central America that fosters the talent of indigenous girls in Guatemala BBC Mundo traveled to Guatemala to visit the school that is transforming the future of hundreds of girls from impoverished Mayan villages
When kids become innovators: the charter school that empowers students through entrepreneurship The school also cultivates valuable speaking and presentation skills through its annual Kids Business Fair
Student dies after stabbing at Baytown, Texas high school An altercation between two students inside Ross Sterling High School ended with the death of a student. The alleged assailant, 18 years old, was arrested
'Stop shopping at Home Depot,' protesters demand Dozens of protesters storm the Hawthorne store and denounce its alleged collaboration with federal immigration authorities
Why do children speak Russian in Kyiv schools? Despite the war and the increasing Ukrainianization of Kyiv, Russian is still frequently spoken in schoolyards
Ukrainian children whom Russia trains to fight against their own country Tens of thousands of Ukrainian children living in occupied territories have joined Yunarmiya, a nationwide Russian military youth organization
