Summary
A fire in a Massachusetts assisted-living home resulted in nine deaths. Arizona's governor wants a federal investigation to find out why a wildfire near the Grand Canyon was not quickly stopped. The Supreme Court allowed the Trump administration to move forward with its plan to dismantle parts of the Education Department.
Key Facts
- A fire at an assisted-living facility in Massachusetts killed at least nine people.
- Arizona's governor is asking for a federal investigation about a delayed response to a wildfire near the Grand Canyon.
- The governor is concerned that the wildfire was not put out fast enough.
- The Supreme Court made a decision that supports the Trump administration's plans.
- This decision lets the Trump administration continue with changes to the Education Department.
