News for April 4, 2025

Tiny Tots U Learning Academy in Texas is dealing with a measles outbreak among young children as the state’s case count nears 500.

Judges sharply criticized President Donald Trump’s administration this week for how it handled several court cases, even as the Supreme Court gave it a key win on education grants.

The Supreme Court let the Trump administration keep blocking millions in federal education grants for now while the legal fight continues.

The Supreme Court let the Trump administration stop Education Department teacher training grants it said conflicted with its anti-DEI policy.

The Trump administration is setting up a new Title IX investigation team to speed up enforcement actions against transgender girls and women in school sports and sex-segregated facilities.

Former Cardinal Theodore McCarrick has died at 94, years after the Vatican defrocked him over sexual abuse findings that shook the Catholic Church.

Barack Obama said he is deeply concerned about Donald Trump’s actions against universities, law firms, and the press, and warned that Americans should not accept them.

CBS News explains how fans can watch the 2025 NCAA championship games, with Florida facing Houston in the men’s final and South Carolina meeting UConn in the women’s final.

A federal judge rejected the Justice Department’s bid to move Rumeysa Ozturk’s detention challenge to Louisiana and said the case should be heard in Vermont.

A federal judge ordered Rumeysa Öztürk’s detention case moved from Massachusetts to Vermont and kept in place a ban on her deportation for now.

Austin Metcalf’s mother broke her silence after the 17-year-old was fatally stabbed at a Frisco track meet, saying the family is focusing on his funeral and the investigation.

A Frisco high school student, Austin Metcalf, was fatally stabbed at a track meet, and the accused student said he acted in self-defense.

Marcy Rheintgen was arrested in Florida after entering a women’s restroom to protest the state’s transgender bathroom law, in what lawyers say may be the first arrest under such a ban.

UConn’s Paige Bueckers is trying to lead the Huskies to their first women’s national title since 2016 as they reach the Final Four in a field full of top teams.

Stephanie Turner was disqualified from a Maryland fencing tournament after refusing to face an opponent she said was transgender, and USA Fencing said the penalty followed its rules.

Dawn Staley and Geno Auriemma, two coaches with Philadelphia-area roots, are close to meeting in the NCAA women’s championship game.