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Jamshedpur, April 30: In a moment of immense pride for Jamshedpur, Loyola School’s Shambhavee Jayaswaal has emerged as the ICSE country topper, securing a perfect average of 100% in the Class 10 ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio — Ohio may enforce its ban on gender-affirming care for minors while an appeal proceeds, a divided Ohio Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday. The law also bans transgender women and ...

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Texas hospitals were left on the hook for nearly $122 million in health care costs racked up by illegal immigrants for one month last year, the first month the state began tracking the figures.