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President trump, who within the last hour or so is announcing he will be a no show instead hold a rally. Im not going to waste my time on a virtual debate. Now we dont really know whats going to happen with miami next week, and that debate. We do know we have new reaction coming in from joe biden, there he is, within the last couple of minutes. Our team is with him as he takes off for a Campaign Swing out west. We dont know what the president s going to do. He changes his mind every second. Reme...

England lead to Power Outages and scenes like this. This was the snow on interstate 43 in port washington, wisconsin. Heres a look at flooding in arkansas. And take a look at this volleyball tank top weather in new york city, a record day of warmth. The west coast is about the only place enjoying a typical day. We begin with anna werner in dallas. Reporter the storm system claimed lives in two states, in mississippi on saturday night, authorities found a man died after his mobile home overturned...

Welcome back to the second hour of 360. Topping this hour, all sides getting ready to speak up and make their case on President Trumps travel ban. A federal judge blocked it on friday. An Appeals Court took it on over the weekend. The parties submitted briefs today. Lets get up to date. Whats the latest . Reporter the states have argued that this travel ban hurts their families, hurts their businesses. But Justice Department lawyers argue that the judge overstepped his bounds saying the nationwi...

After the school board overruled a review committee and removed Sarah J. Maas’ popular “bookTok” series from library shelves, English teachers are speaking out.

Chapin High English teachers criticized School District Five of Lexington-Richland for banning Sarah J. Maass "A Court of Thorns and Roses" series from schools.

IRMO, S.C. (AP) — Author Ta-Nehisi Coates sat silently through a school board meeting in South Carolina to support a high school teacher told to stop using his book on

By The Associated Press Ta-Nehisi Coates and Mary Wood, a teacher at Chapin High School, speak with Wood’s supporters before a meeting of the

Author Ta-Nehisi Coates gives silent support to a teacher told to stop using his book on racism

Author Ta-Nehisi Coates sat silently through a school board meeting in South Carolina to support a high school teacher told to stop using his book on growing up Black in America in her advanced English class.

A South Carolina school district stopped a lesson on Coates' memoir 'Between the World and Me,' and Coates appeared at the school board meeting where the ban was being discussed.