Today there are several updates in vaccination news. Britain has approved its first vaccine for immediate use, an experimental treatment is being used in the US and the government is preparing for imminent vaccine distribution here in the States. Also, the United Nations warns countries not to forget the climate crisis and many are petitioning President Elect Biden to quickly stop border wall construction. As always, these headlines are courtesy of Newseum.org.

Today's front pages focus on recent achievements and milestones in police reform, education, and public health. Massachusetts moves towards safer policing, Arizona and California re-evaluate criminal charges for marijuana possession, a university in Indiana increases financial aid for first-generation students, a group of educators in Illinois continue to support their community long after retirement, and a World Aids Day remembrance in California reflects on how the conversation around certain diseases can impact how they are spread. As always, our news selection and stories are curated ba...

December 1st marks both Rosa Parks Day and World Aids Day, which we commemorate today while reflecting on current challenges we face in regards to both racial equality and public health. As we look to the past to see how to navigate the future, it's important to learn from the experiences that have paved the way to shape our present. As always, our selections are inspired by the Front Pages posted daily on Newseum.org.

Did you know that American politician, educator, and author Shirley Anita Chisholm (nee St Hill) was also an alumna of Teachers College, Columbia University? Chisholm earned her MA in elementary education here in 1952, while serving as a teacher's aide in a Harlem nursery school. Following her degree she directed the Friends Day Nursery in Brownsville, Brooklyn -- becoming recognized for her work in early childhood education and welfar...

Today’s headlines observed the National Day of Mourning over Zoom. These headlines are selected from the front pages curated by

Today’s news headlines primarily look at the effects of coronavirus on education, cultural affairs and domestic violence. In other news, the Vatican celebrates the inauguration of new cardinals and activists in the US continue to push regarding assisted ‘death with dignity.’ As always, these news headlines are courtesy of Newseum.org

In today's headlines around the world, communities prepare for a Thanksgiving like never before. Farmers in the Midwest reveal how they've strengthened protocols in light of previous flu seasons, a battalion from Connecticut reunite with family members after spending months abroad, firefighters on the West coast look forward to some relief during the winter, and a complex prison scheme in California undergoes investigation. As always, our selections are curated from the front pages of Newseum.org. ...

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Today’s headlines look at top stories from around the world, including a foreign perspective on the latest US election news. These stories primarily focus on international diplomacy and foreign relations. The latest G20 summit happened this weekend with a focus on the pandemic, Russia and Georgia are preparing for talks, China and India continue to dispute border territory and leaders from Israel and Saudi Arabia met. As always, these headlines are courtesy of