A new survey sheds light on systemic problems in the public school system. Teachers are sick of budget cuts, classroom violence and salaries so low they need two extra jobs. The result? Teacher shortages in multiple states and fewer education majors nationwide.

The Shia cleric also called for early elections under UN supervision, saying that "the blood of the demonstrators can not be tolerated." Death toll reports suggest at least 60 people have been killed since the anti-government protests began on Tuesday.

In an op-ed, New York Times columnist David Brooks imagines an exchange between a rural-based Trump voter and an urban critic of the president.

A Napa Valley winemaker was sentenced to 5 months in prison for trying to sneak his daughter into USC as a bogus athlete.

Sahar Khodayari set herself on fire after facing time in prison for trying to go to a soccer game. Now, her tragic death has made her an icon of the women’s rights movement in Iran.

A day after Trump told a gaggle of reporters that he would welcome China investigating his political rival Joe Biden, Republicans spoke out to either defend Trump or criticize his remarks.

A report first published by Byline Investigates stating that Prince Harry is in the process of suing Newsgroup Newspapers Limited and Mirror Group Newspapers Limited has been confirmed by Buckingham Palace. UPDATE: This Moment has been amended to reflect that Prince Harry is suing the publishers of The Sun and The Mirror newspapers.

Amid fuel shortages and rising inflation, Haitians have been protesting against the so-called "Core Group" — US, Canada, France, Brazil, Spain, Germany, the EU, the UN and the OAS — for their alleged support of President Jovenel Moïse, whom protesters have been calling on to resign.

The campaign announced that 509,000 individual donors, including 300,000 new donors, made 943,000 contributions to bring the campaign to its multimillion-dollar third-quarter total.

Carroll, who was the first Black woman to receive a Tony Award for best actress in a lead role of a musical, has died at the age of 84.

The 150 pound lizards are in perpetual decline. Luckily, the government has found a sensible solution.

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The US Supreme Court announced that it will hear its first abortion case since two new justices were picked by President Trump. The hearing challenges Louisiana's clinic shutdown law.

The jobless rate in September dropped 0.2 percentage points to 3.5%, the lowest since December 1969. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 136,000 in September, below the 145,000 forecast by economists polled by Dow Jones.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration’s (NASA) first all-electric aircraft, the X-plane, is ready for ground tests.

President Lenín Moreno declared a state of emergency as protests were held across the country against the end of decades-old fuel subsidies. Troops were sent to the city of Cuenca, where taxi drivers blocked streets.

Following Thursday's hearing, in which former envoy Kurt Volker testified behind closed doors about the White House's conversations with Ukrainian officials, congressional Democrats released the text messages Volker provided. Volker resigned Friday after a whistleblower complaint named him in relation to alleged attempts to pressure Ukraine to investigate Joe Biden.