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From a history-making debut on the Christian charts to a TikTok-fueled hit, see who could make the cut next year. 

Last modified on Fri 23 Jul 2021 08.53 EDT A white man whining about high school, his mediocre hometown or a faceless girl: that is what most people picture when they think of pop punk. In the 90s and 00s, all-male bands such as Green Day, Blink-182, New Found Glory and Sum 41 ruled the charts, looking like Jackass extras in Dickies pants and wallet chains and sounding – albeit mildly – like rebellion. Now, though, a diverse group of women are emerging who have kept the genre’s sense of belligerence and fun, but are developing it to create something youthful that also has a qua...

HOUSTON — A woman alleges a CVS Pharmacy in Houston filled her prescription with the wrong dosage which caused her to ingest double the amount of medication she was prescribed.   Edith Johnson filed a complaint May 11 in Harris County District Court against CVS Pharmacy Inc., CVS Pharmacy Inc., doing business as CVS Pharmacy Store #6238 and others alleging negligence.  Johnson alleges in her complaint that she was given a prescription from her doctor for 500 milligrams of Metformin HCL which was sent to the CVS Pharmacy on West Fuqua Street in Houston on May 14, 2019. She claims her pres...

"I felt like it was literally the first day of school," the principal said. Author: Lauren Zenzie (FOX61) Updated: 3:50 PM EDT April 5, 2021 NEW HAVEN, Conn. — High school students in New Haven returned to in-person learning Monday morning. After over a year of learning remotely, students, faculty, and parents were thrilled to have their kids back in school. Edith Johnson, principal at Wilbur Cross High School, showed up to the school early to decorate with balloons to kick off the excitement. "We are super excited. I felt like it was literally the first day ...

Prairie Lives We have been learning about the 1918-19 influenza pandemic from its origins in Kansas; its spread across the nation, aided by the movement of troops during World War II; its mutation into a more deadly form over the summer; and its reaching our region in the fall of 1918. October 1918 was an awful month in our region. The influenza epidemic raged, infecting hundreds and taking at least 46 lives. Although nobody could have known it at the time, October was the peak of the plague here. More sickness and death lay ahead in the next few months, but not on the scale of that dark Octo...