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More than half the states across the country have legislation requiring K-12 schools to provide free period products—such as pads and tampons—for students or offer funding for schools to purchase period products. Researchers say having access to pads and tampons in school is essential to keep low-income students in class when they get their periods. Twenty-one states require that K-12 schools

COVID-19 is not a black swan. For years, foresight experts have been warning about the potential emergence of a pandemic, while public health experts have been calling the attention of the international community to the dangerous security impact of global outbreaks.

The novel coronavirus is, however, a canary in the coal mine. The pandemic is the harbinger of a security landscape marked

CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) - Berkeley, Dorchester and Charleston counties saw their busiest early voting days Friday. The early voting period kicked off May 28 and ran until Friday. The state saw a little over 120,000 voters cast their ballots during the two week period, according to the South Carolina Election Commission. State election commission data shows Friday was the busiest day for early

CAPE TOWN, South Africa — South African President Cyril Ramaphosa was reelected by lawmakers on Friday after his African National Congress party struck a dramatic late coalition deal with the main opposition party and others to allow him to clinch a second term in office. Ramaphosa won convincingly in a Parliament vote against a surprise candidate who was also nominated Julius Malema, the