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Florida Teacher Writes Her Own Obituary To Protest Reopening Schools Amid COVID-19

A Florida teacher responded to her district’s plans to reopen for in-person classes during the coronavirus pandemic by writing her own obituary. Whitney Reddick, who teaches special education in Jacksonville, Florida, posted the mock death notice to [...]
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6 Ways To Help Your Kid Cope With Back-To-School Disappointment

When COVID-19 cases surged last spring, forcing more than 55 million children across the United States out of the classroom and into “remote learning,” parents promised them: This won’t last forever. But fall is almost [...]
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What Teachers Want Parents To Know As Schools Reopen

Understanding that, thinking of having a classroom of students ― even a small number, like my special ed classroom ― is a heavy responsibility. What happens if I do not get to the pencil someone [...]
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Jerry Falwell Jr. Taking ‘Indefinite Leave Of Absence’ As Liberty University President

Jerry Falwell Jr., president and chancellor of Liberty University, is taking an “indefinite leave absence from his roles” at the school, the university’s Board of Trustees announced Friday. The announcement comes after Falwell, a top [...]
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How White Parents Can Talk About Race With Their Children Of Color

Amid the racial reckoning of the past few months, many parents have pledged to help build an anti-racist future for their children. While white parents have traditionally had the privilege to remain silent on these [...]

Paula Pell’s ‘Mapleworth Murders’ Is A Quirky, Queer-Inclusive Crime Caper

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Paula Pell couldn’t have predicted that her new show, “Mapleworth Murders,” would premiere amid a global pandemic. Still, the actor-comedian is hopeful the short-form series will help to “reset tired and stressed hearts and minds” in challenging [...]
Dwayne Johnson Hilariously Fails To Convince His Daughter He Was In ‘Moana’

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Simon Cowell Hospitalized After Breaking Back In E-Bike Accident

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Twins Vibing To Phil Collins’ ‘In The Air Tonight’ Go Viral For Their Reaction

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Amy Schumer Obviously Kept It Oh-So-Real When Talking About Her Post-Baby Sex Life

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7 Of The Weirdest Products People Have Been Buying During The Pandemic

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There’s no doubt that the coronavirus pandemic has changed our spending habits dramatically. With more time spent at home, it’s not surprising that electricity and grocery bills have gone up. And with nonessential businesses forced [...]
The 10 Finds Our Shopping Editors Were Obsessed With In July

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The 15 Best Deals We’ve Seen In Amazon’s Big Summer Sale

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Why Waiting To Buy A ‘Forever Home’ Could Mean Never Owning A Home At All

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Why The Idea Of A ‘Cashless Society’ Is So Dangerous

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In N.Y.C.’s Spring Virus Surge, a Frightening Echo of 1918 Flu

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The 1918 influenza pandemic is the deadliest in modern history, claiming an estimated 50 million lives worldwide, including 675,000 in the United States. By some measures, the toll of the Covid-19 surge in New York [...]
Coronavirus Live Updates: New Zealand Races to Trace Source of New Outbreak

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Infertility Was Distressing. The Military Made It Even More Complicated.

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Coronavirus Live Updates: Worldwide Cases Reach 20 Million

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Russia Approves Coronavirus Vaccine Before Completing Tests

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A Bible Burning, a Russian News Agency and a Story Too Good to Check Out

August 12, 2020 0

Mr. Cheong, for instance, does not appear to be in any way complicit. He regularly tweets multiple videos a night from the protests and, he said, “It definitely wasn’t my intention to drive just the [...]
Shooting in Washington, D.C., Leaves 1 Dead and 20 Wounded

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Jerry Falwell Jr. Taking Leave of Absence From Liberty University

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Anger Rises After Beirut Blast and Evidence Officials Knew of Risks

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‘The Biggest Monster’ Is Spreading. And It’s Not the Coronavirus.

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No, Your City Clothes Do Not Work in the Country

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“I NEVER THOUGHT I’d be that person,” said Nora Graham-Smith, an opera singer and voice teacher who, in March, fled her New York City apartment for her mother’s house in Lancaster, Pa. As a Manhattanite, [...]
Why Being Kind Helps You, Too—Especially Now

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How to Reduce Coronavirus Risk on the Beach

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Juice WRLD, Pop Smoke and Mac Miller: Rap Stars Who Died Young Are Among the Biggest Albums of the Year

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Why Teens are Paying $325 for Beat-Up Jackets on Instagram

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