California's first native-born sea turtles hatch and scuttle into the sea

Los Angeles Times - Nov 14, 2026

California's first native-born sea turtles have hatched at the Aquarium of the Pacific. Biologists released 54 rare olive ridley hatchlings at Seal Beach.

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Edcom: Over 26,000 public schools still without principals

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Edcom: Over 26,000 public schools still without principals

Over 26,000 public schools in the country remain without a principal, which can affect the learning development of students and professional growth of teachers, according to the Second Congressional Commission on Education (Edcom 2). In a statement on Thursday, Edcom 2 called for an increase in the funding for School Principal I positions in the

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SpaceX catches Starship for first time, drawing praise in Washington

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