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School officials in Pennsylvania have apologized to parents after students received a homework assignment involving President Donald Trump.

A teacher in Cambria County, Pennsylvania, had to apologize after giving students homework where they had to pretend to be refugees fleeing their homes from President Donald Trump.

A graduate of Delcastle Technical High School in Wilmington, Delaware, was among the nine people killed in a mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio, over the weekend.

A Delaware high school graduate and a Pennsylvania college student were among the victims of a mass shooting in Dayton, Ohio, that killed seven other people over the weekend. NBC News spoke to the mother of Beatrice Nicole Warren-Curtis. A Central Pennsylvania community is also mourning Nicholas Cumer, a student at Saint Francis University in Cambria County.

Johnnie Barto, 71, will be sentenced Monday at Cambria County Courthouse in Pennsylvania to spend what’s likely to be the rest of his life in prison for sexually abusing a total of 29 children, including two relatives when they were minors, NBC News reports. Prosecutors say Barto has admitted to sexually assaulting more than two dozen children during the four...

After the release of a grand jury report detailing some of the alleged sexual abuse of children by members of Pennsylvania’s Catholic clergy, state Attorney General Josh Shapiro joined advocates for victims of clergy abuse and other elected officials to call change for an end to the statute of limitations for child sex abuse.

As the fallout continues after a Grand Jury report detailing decades of clergy sex abuse, Pope Francis accepted the resignation of a D.C. Cardinal. Amidst the resignation, the Pennsylvania Attorney General is calling for no restrictions on clergy sex abuse cases.

More than a month after releasing a grand jury report detailing some of the alleged sexual abuse of children by members of Pennsylvania’s Catholic clergy, state Attorney General Josh Shapiro held a roundtable discussion with victims of clergy abuse and lawmakers looking to change the rules.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro hosted a roundtable Tuesday to address what needs to happen in Harrisburg to prevent future abuse in the Catholic church and other institutions.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro said his office has evidence that the Vatican knew about the cover-up of clergy abuse in the Catholic Church, but said he couldn’t verify whether Pope Francis had direct knowledge of the crimes by priests. Shapiro told NBC’s “Today” show during an interview Tuesday that the grand jury unearthed handwritten notes detailing the abuse stored...

Pope Francis denounced on Thursday the horrible findings of a years-long grand jury report into 70 years of sexual abuse by Catholic Church officials in six Pennsylvania dioceses.

Just days after the Grand Jury released a report on Pennsylvania clergy abuse, the Vatican has released a statement. The Pope used two words to express his reaction: “shame and sorrow.”

A day after an explosive grand jury report was released accusing hundreds of Pennsylvania priests of child sex abuse, Allentown’s solicitor was fired for allegedly trying to discredit one of the victims while he was the lawyer for the Allentown Diocese.

A scathing and often graphic grand jury report implicates more than 300 Catholic clergy members in six Pennsylvania dioceses of sexually abusing thousands of young victims over several decades.

After a protracted legal fight over the release of a comprehensive grand jury report, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro detailed sexual abuse allegations against 301 Catholic priests in Pennsylvania. Calling the men “predators,” Shapiro said the grand jury believes there may be thousands of victims. WARNING: This video includes content that some may find disturbing. Viewer discretion advised.

Nearly two dozen current and former Roman Catholic clergy members say a grand jury report into child sexual abuse and attempts to cover it up is replete with errors and “improper assertions,” and they argue Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court shouldn’t grant a request to make it public.

Pennsylvania’s highest court said its decision last week to hold up the release of a major grand jury report on sexual abuse in six Roman Catholic dioceses is the result of challenges filed by “many individuals” cited in the report.

Pennsylvania’s highest court is holding up the public release of a grand jury report expected to reveal details of widespread sexual abuse, dating back decades, by Roman Catholic priests in six dioceses across the state.

The results of a lengthy probe into the handling of sexual abuse claims by Roman Catholic dioceses throughout Pennsylvania, which victim advocates say will be the biggest and most exhaustive ever by a U.S. state, could be made public within weeks.

An NBC10 Exclusive as we await the release of a new Grand Jury report on child sex abuse within Catholic churches throughout Pennsylvania. A state lawmaker who says he was abused by a priest in the Reading area is speaking out about his story and his fight for victims.