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Jump in and swim after the massive predator. the two circled each other but the shark swam off, the dog got out. lucky didnt lose a leg. watch as a deer hops through window of an alabama elementary school and slides and the classroom apparently having trouble on the floors, the doe jumped out the same window where she was eat been a hungry 12 foot shark. if you have a viral to share hit us up on social media. it is time for the culture club. tonights tonics with michelle and eric. and the word i...

Unvaccinated New York City teachers were reportedly “flagged” and their fingerprints sent to the FBI, according to an affidavit filed in federal court last week. (Article by Michael Nevradakis, [...]

Premier Doug Ford remains in the hot seat over a stag and doe party held for his daughters wedding in August, despite being cleared of wrongdoing ...

Long time, but you know, there are probably some other vendors that may be able to do that job as good or maybe a lot better. across the political spectrum, people are saying, you know, this really is junk. why dont we just do and teach the things that matter? why is it so is that someone has to try to jam their agenda down our throats? >> lets be clear, like, its the college board that is the educational expert here, not ron desantis, not even his the parchment of education. the vice president ...

A second university has been found to have received more than $6.7 million in anonymous donations from China, including direct funding from the Chinese government, after Joe Biden set up a [...]

As a fan it’s tough to see your favorite players go. It’s even harder when you’re not sure it’s worth it.

China has reached out to the Philippines for a potential partnership on nuclear energy development, according to the Department of Energy.

President Joe Biden addresses the nation.

The VDOE says a miscalculation led to an overestimated amount of funding promised to schools totaling approximately $201 million. That means school districts could be getting less aid than expected.

Click here to watch Ranking Member Barrasso’s remarks.   WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, U.S. Senator John Barrasso (R-WY), ranking member of the Senate Committee on