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Asian Americans wary about school amid virus, violence PHILIP MARCELO, Associated Press FacebookTwitterEmail 8 1of8Kim Horrigan, left, sits with her son Conor Horrigan, 8, both of Quincy, Mass., as Conor does math homework at their home, in Quincy, Tuesday, April 13, 2021. Kim said she and her husband have struggled all year with their decision to keep their 8-year-old son in remote learning due to the coronavirus pandemic.Steven Senne/APShow MoreShow Less 2of8High school student Grace Hu, 16, of Sharon, Mass., stands for a photograph near Sharon High School, Sunday, April 11, 20...

Paddling and we saw a couple of sharks. long story short the next day i said you know what i'd really like to get a picture of what is swimming beneath us and what's been out there. i went out and low and behold i got very lucky. megyn: patterson says standing up on the paddle board provides a unique view of all the creatures swimming underwater. hope he lives. now to a stunning political story out of new hampshire, state representative tim horrigan now resigning after joking on his facebook page about sarah palin dying. he posted on wednesday that a dead sarah palin would be even more dangero...

this new bill doesn't go far enough. thursday's vote in the senate came on a voice vote in the nearly empty senate chamber. the senate historian said it's only the second time since the august break became official that the senate has come back into session during that recess. the last time, 2005, to approve some hurricane katrina relief money. now, president obama will sign this new border security law today after the senate passes yesterday, he said in a statement the resources made available through this legislation will build upon our successful efforts to protect communities alo...

its way to the little red schoolhouse in nogales, arizona, a town near the u.s.-mexico border area that is arrive with smuggling and violence. the school finally saying enough is enough, putting up a barbed wire fence to keep out the threats, and that move drawing the national spotlight and controversy directly to that border town. rick full folbaum is live with the story. hi rec. >> reporter: a lot of schools are fenced in but none causing a lot of discussion like the little red schoolhouse in nogales, arizona, five miles from the mexican border. it's a seven-foot high fence. it's a...