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A total lack of knowledge or great disloyal at this if they vote for democrats also breaking tonight, new guidelines in the fight against Breast Cancer. Doctors advising millions more women may need genetic testing, even if youre already a cancer survivor the outrage erupting High School Students caught on camera giving a nazi salute also a group flashing the salute on a Universal Studios ride. How the school and the park are responding no phones allowed. The largest Public School yet to ban the...

Illustrating the consequence of making threats in a time of zero tolerance. Our Pete Williams has details. Hes under arrest currently for making a threat to cause a mass shooting, act of terror hes just a little kid playing a video game reporter these florida county sheriffs deputies have arrested a 15yearold for threatening to shoot up his school on a gaming site he vowed to bring his fathers m15 to school and kill seven people at a minimum. The boys mother says it was just a joke. Hes a little...

A bill to require schools to hit statewide teacher pay targets has advanced from the state House of Representatives.

Rep. Tony Venhuizen, a member of the 2015 Blue Ribbon Task Force, discusses how the task force's work still impacts teacher pay today.

Advocates say the Texas Railroad Commission process is more of a "rubber stamp" for oil and gas companies to keep polluting indefinitely.

State regulators raise doubts about natural gas flaring permits but rarely reject them. Advocates for reform say the permit process is a “rubber stamp” and that companies shouldn’t get a free pass to keep flaring indefinitely.

Editor’s note: The Marshall Area YMCA is celebrating its 25th anniversary. Members of the community are sharing some of their memories of bringing the YMCA t

The city’s Civil + Human Rights and Equity Department (LA Civil Rights) hosted their Reparations Advisory Commission on Saturday, April 22—an in-person community event at the California African American Museum (CAAM), commissioners elaborated on the city’s plan to conduct an investigation on what harms Black Angelenos.

Denver, Colorado (PRWEB) April 01, 2022 -- In 1993, an E. coli outbreak happened at a national fast-food chain, sparking concerns about food contamination

Recommendations for the Biden Administration on Climate Migration “There is little doubt that tens of millions of people will be displaced over the next two to three decades due in large measure by disaster and other environmental changes affected by climate, with the majority displaced within the borders of their own countries. The United States has a special responsibility to lead on issues of climate change, migration, and displacement,” said Eric Schwartz, President of Refugees Internat...