Teacher Put On Leave For Video Of Her Imitating Native American Dance
Video that appears to be taken by a student in Riverside, California shows a teacher imitating a Native American dance to teach trigonometry.
Wild Weekend Full Of Heavy Rain And Snow For The West
An atmospheric river is generating a wild weekend full of heavy rain and snow for much of the West.
Kids On The Street: Families Left Homeless Due To Pandemic
The eviction moratorium that has protected tenants from evictions during the Covid19 pandemic was lifted by the U.S. Supreme Court.
Help Us Find Us: Families Of Missing African Americans Say More Must Be Done
With more than 543,000 missing person cases in the United States, African American families are finding that they are not receiving the same amount of media coverage and resources as their white counterparts.
Father Of Ahmaud Arbery Calls Death Of His Son A ‘Lynching’
Gregory McMichael, his son Travis McMichael and their neighbor William "Roddie" Bryan Jr. face charges including malice and felony murder and ha
Dr. Wen On What Colin Powell’s Death Teaches Us About Vaccines
Health officials worry that anti-vaccine activists will seize upon Colin Powell's death to make the claim that vaccines don't work.
WSU Head Football Coach Ousted After Refusing Covid-19 Vaccine
Washington State University's head football coach, Nick Rolovich, and four assistant coaches are losing their jobs because of not complying with the state's Covid-19 vaccine mandate, according to the university's athletics department.
Fired Officer Curses Governor In Final Sign Off To Colleagues
Two Washington State Patrol officers shared their goodbye messages after years of service because they wouldn't comply with a vaccination mandate. Over 100 of their colleagues are also leaving.
Africa’s Growing Influence On The UFC
Three MMA stars who hail from Africa have been making their mark on the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Francis Ngannou, Israel Adesanya and Kamaru Usman all have a proud heritage in common, as well as fearsome reputations which have resulted in them winning titles in the past two years alone.
Exclusive: Sugar Ray Leonard Talks Boxing, Personal Demons, and Greatest Triumphs
“(Boxing) gave me an opportunity to provide for my parents, help my siblings, help my friends, and help my community,” said Leonard. “I’m a blessed man. I won the Olympics in 1976 and had every intention of going to the University of Maryland to further my education and get a good job.
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Why People Should Be Vigilant About Food Safety This July Fourth
To prevent food-borne illness during the Fourth of July holiday, people should use an internal thermometer to ensure meat is cooked to the correct temperature, refrigerate perishable items within one hour if the temperature is above 90 degrees Fahrenheit, and wash their hands after handling raw meat.
