The Battle-Fitzgerald entrance and atrium at Lawrenceville School in New Jersey is being renamed after the school's first two Black students.

Lyals Battle and Darrell Fitzgerald were the last of the major independent boarding schools to integrate students of color.

Many boarding schools pushed back against integration, but Lawrenceville realized times were changing and it needed to move towards integration.

A UCLA Civil Rights Project in 2018 showed private schools across the country still lagging in diversity.

Today , 55% of Lawrenceville School's student body of about 800 is non-White .

The school boasts graduates such as former Connecticut governor Lowell Weicker and current Vice Chairman of Alibaba Group Joseph Tsai .

Pope Francis is due to arrive Monday in one of the world's poorest countries, also known as Timor -Leste.

Banners and billboards have filled the streets of the seaside capital, Dili, to welcome the pontiff.

The pope's visit is a "reward" for the depth of faith shown by the Timorese , some 98% of whom identify as Catholic .

The country's path to statehood has been traumatic, with leaders battling poverty, unemployment and corruption.

East Timor would have to attend 1,300 meetings a year , host summits, and contribute $2.5 million per year to ASEAN 's budget.

It includes a requirement for the island nation to prepare a special budget to meet its obligations.

The government is involving the private sector and civil society to meet the criteria in the roadmap.

But an economic analyst says the government has moved slowly to implement the plan.

Hispanic -serving institutions, or HSIs, are not-for-profit schools with a full-time equivalent undergraduate student enrollment that is at least a quarter Hispanic .

President Joe Biden's recent executive order establishing an initiative to increase funding to HSIs.

The more than 500 HSIs in the U.S. and Puerto Rico serve more than 4.7 million students every year, federal data shows.

A student says resources are lacking for Hispanic students who aren't native English speakers.

"The support is there, they just don’t tell us," Melissa Camacho said.

"There are a lot of students like me who want to continue their education, but we do not have the information," she said.

British equestrian Natasha Baker wins her 10th Paralympics medal at the Paris Games .

Baker was one of many riders using a wheelchair or a scooter to get around the vast grounds of Versailles .

Olympic organizers enlisted the help of former Paralympic dressage rider Stinna Tange Kaastrup to ensure the venue had a high standard of disabled access.

American Rebecca Hart completed her fifth Games off with another gold, beating Dutchwoman Rixt van derst .

Low-impact yoga and exercise found to help older women manage urinary incontinence.

12 weeks of low-impact exercise classes reduced daily episodes of urinary inconsinence by more than half .

The benefits are on par with the effects of medications used to address incontinent, the researchers said.

Incontinence is stigmatized because of many ways it interferes with people's lives.

The two treatments are about equally effective, with both approaches reducing episodes of incontinence by around 60% .

Patients who would like to try these approaches can search for low-impact Iyengar yoga classes in their communities or online.

" One of the take-home messages from this study is 'Be active!".

Labour aims to increase the number of appointments and operations done each week by 40,000 .

But NHS Confederation research found that would only deliver about 15% of the extra capacity needed.

Called for a wider transformation of hospital care, including greater use of digital technologies.

Warning comes ahead of the release of a government review of NHS performance this week .

Keir Starmer's former pollster Deborah Mattinson to meet Kamala Harris's campaign team.

She will share details of how Labour pulled off stunning election win by targeting key groups of squeezed working-class voters who wanted change’ The visit comes ahead of a separate trip by Starmer to Washington on Friday to meet US president Joe Biden .

Leqembi, an Alzheimer's drug from Biogen and Eisai , could give patients at the earliest stages of the disease more time to live normally and independent of others.

But patients face a long road to treatment due to the new and complicated system associated with taking the drug.

There are bottlenecks related to reimbursement uncertainties, diagnostic test requirements, the need for regular brain scans and difficulties finding neurologists.

Patients and neurologists must jump through several hoops to determine eligibility for Leqembi .

The drug works in part by clearing toxic plaques in the brain called amyloid, a hallmark of Alzheimer's.

A study of Medicare enrollees found only 24% of patients with a neurologic condition were seen by a neurologist.

Some commercial health plans simply don't cover the drug, experts say.

Eisai and Biogen are working on more convenient forms of Leqembi that could reduce the burden on patients.

The companies are hoping to win regulatory approval for a so-called "maintenance dose" of the drug.

Patients say infusions feel like "therapy sessions" because they get to talk to other patients and caregivers.

U.S. economy is expected to add 6.7 million jobs over the next decade .

New data from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics shows we could see 600,000 middle-class jobs disappear.

Entry-level jobs like office clerks and machine operators are expected to see some of the biggest drops.

Retail trade could also see a steep decline.

Spc. Byron Fouty and Staff Sgt. Alex Jimenez were captured May 12, 2007 , during an assault of a military observation post in the village of al-Taqa , near Yusufiyah , south of Baghdad .

They were beheaded after their capture with a third soldier.

The Syrian government did not appear in court or otherwise respond to the complaint.