The Daily Populous

A Pennsylvania school has launched an investigation after it said a kindergartener brought Jell-O shots to class.

The Greater Johnstown School District said in a statement shared to social media on Wednesday, May 14, that the student had given out alcohol in the form of "small jello shots" to three other students.

The statement said that the shots were confiscated and local authorities are working with the school to determine how the student obtained them. »

But the Supreme Court, in 1857, ruled that no one of African descent, free or otherwise, could ever qualify as an American citizen.

On January 20, the first day of his second term, Republican President Donald Trump issued Executive Order 14,160.

These court orders suspend the challenged government action across the country, wherever the government attempts to apply it. »

According to the Trump administration, this is precisely what occurred during Trump’s four-day trip to the Middle East.

Washington’s interests in the region were narrow when Syria wasn’t in America’s corner, and they will remain narrow if or when U.S.-Syria relations improve.

Yet for Trump, bringing Syria into the U.S. column — or at least trying to — is too good of an opportunity to pass up. »

An international student in South Dakota, who earned two degrees amid her fight against the Trump administration’s attempt to deport her, has been granted injunction.

Saxena, who sued the Trump administration, was granted a temporary restraining order until the end of this week, allowing her to collect her degrees.

And on Thursday morning, she was granted a preliminary injunction that keeps the government from attempting to detain or deport her. »