As Zohran Mamdani prepares to assume office as New York City‘s youngest Mayor on January 1, he has appointed Mysonne Linen, a Bronx-born rapper-turned-activist with a felony conviction for armed ...

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Senate Bill 364 targeting corporal punishment for students with disabilities passed the House on Wednesday, and now heads to the Governors desk for consideration before it can be signed into law.

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UF graduates Graham Bernstein and Konstantin Nakov fought for years for Florida to ban corporal punishment in schools — often known as paddling. Their efforts came to fruition earlier this year with a ...

While Corporal punishment has been banned in most states in the U.S. since the mid-1990s, a number still allow it in schools, predominantly those in the Southeast. In some states, while inflicting ...

Florida has changed how corporal punishment can be used in its public schools, requiring parents to give approval before the practice is administered. House Bill 1255, passed this spring, mandates ...

WASHINGTON – The death of a Marine Corps corporal in Cuba from non-combat injuries is under investigation by the Naval Criminal Investigative Service, officials said Thursday. Cpl. Santiago Llanes, ...

Florida is changing its approach to corporal punishment in schools. Starting this year, parents must approve before school districts can administer corporal punishment. According to the National ...

Correctional Services Minister Pieter Groenewald says petty criminals who can’t afford bail should be given corporal punishment. Groenewald made the suggestion while delivering his budget vote in the ...

Correctional services minister Pieter Groenewald has suggested the revival of corporal punishment for individuals unable to afford bail for minor offences to alleviate overcrowding in prisons.