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All school districts in the country are required to tell the federal government how many times kids have been restrained in their schools. But some districts aren't following through.

Warren criticized the failure to develop a program for Fannie and Freddie to provide principal modifications to borrowers at risk of foreclosure.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has been rubber stamping the go ahead to frack-attack all of the US. The people are protesting en mass.

John Peiserich will not face battery charges stemming from a November 17 scuffle with EnviroNews editor-in-chief Emerson Urry.

Air samples taken in the Fayetteville Shale show notably elevated levels of formaldehyde, a suspected human carcinogen.

The only thing as bad as being tortured for months as a captive of jihadists in Syria was dealing with the US government afterward.

The group claims Dallas police have participated in a pattern of excessive deadly force against Black and Latino people.

The boom in unconventional fossil fuels has revived indigenous conflicts in southwest Argentina.

Syria's Sunni Arab opposition says the US decision to attack ISIS has hurt their chances of winning the civil war.

In today's On the News segment: global temperatures may rise to 4 degrees Celsius by the time today's teens hit their 80th birthday, and more.