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Loose. >> the implication of another maga foot soldier heading to prison. >> there is nothing that will shut me up. there is not a prison -- theres not a prison bill, theres not a prison or jail bill that will ever shut me up. >> be concerns over trumps order to install loyalists on a key house committee. >> representative parry contacted the white house in the weeks after january 6 to seek a presidential pardon. as the flag scandal gets worse. >> breaking news. clarence thomas has wealthy fri...

These players were among the best of the best spikers in Downriver this past fall season.

CANFIELD — The West Branch Warriors and Canfield Cardinals girls’ soccer teams are certainly no strangers to one another having met twice in the past two years. That familiarity helped the Cardinals to top the Warriors 2-1 in a defensive, tournament-type regular season meeting on Monday night. “Honestly, it was pretty much what we expected […]

LAKE COUNTY, Calif. — Lake County residents ventured out by the thousands to events over the Memorial Day weekend, a time that has traditionally been the official beginning of the summer season but this year also marks a return to a more familiar pattern of community life and celebration.

What Texas kids need to know in order to become responsible citizens is up for debate. After Gov. Greg Abbott named strengthening civics education as one of his priorities for the legislative session, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle filed bills with that goal in mind. But some advocacy groups are concerned that the issue could become too politicized, potentially stymieing progress in Austin. “Teachers want this. Parents want this. Concerned citizens want this,” said Wendy May-Dreyer, c...

Texas teachers, students confront history lessons in real time as mob stormed the U.S. Capitol Educators navigate complex discussions on democracy, race and civic engagement after this week’s events. Bryan Adams High School US History teacher Stephen Patterson, left, African-American Studies and world history teacher Bri Thomas, center, and Principal Ryan Bott spent much of Wednesday afternoon and Thursday helping students -- and each other -- process the rioting at the U.S. Capitol.(Brandon ...