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Seattle Public Schools’ Black Lives Matter lesson plans advance ‘anti-police narratives’: radio host

Seattle Public Schools’ Black Lives Matter lesson plans advance ‘anti-police narratives’: radio host

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Seattle Public Schools teaching Black Lives Matter lesson plans to children advance “anti-police narratives,” radio host Jason Rantz said on Tuesday.

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Dolly Parton re-records ‘9 to 5’ for upcoming Super Bowl ad

Dolly Parton re-records ‘9 to 5’ for upcoming Super Bowl ad

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Dolly Parton just re-recorded “9 to 5,” providing a modern take for the upcoming Super Bowl.

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Here are the 13 GOP senators who voted against confirming Secretary Buttigieg

Here are the 13 GOP senators who voted against confirming Secretary Buttigieg

by 6 years agoUncategorized

The Senate confirmed Pete Buttigieg as President Biden’s Transportation Secretary Tuesday in bipartisan fashion, but not entirely without GOP dissent. 

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Quick guide: COVID-19 vaccines in use and how they work

Quick guide: COVID-19 vaccines in use and how they work

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Here’s a quick guide to the COVID-19 vaccines now in use around the world.

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Globe-trotter Candace Parker returns home to play for Sky

Globe-trotter Candace Parker returns home to play for Sky

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Candace Parker talked about seeing her grandmother hold up the newspaper during their call, thrilled she is coming home to play for the Chicago Sky.

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Rep. Waltz asks Army to press Congress for details on threats to Capitol that require National Guard

Rep. Waltz asks Army to press Congress for details on threats to Capitol that require National Guard

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Rep. Michael Waltz, R-Fla., on Tuesday spoke with acting Army Secretary John Whitley and said more details are required about the specific threats that require a continued National Guard presence on…

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Schumer says Dems could censure Trump if impeachment trial ends in acquittal

Schumer says Dems could censure Trump if impeachment trial ends in acquittal

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Few Senate Republicans have indicated a willingness to vote against Trump, making the 67-vote threshold required to convict him a dim proposition for Democratic leaders.

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Angels suspend Mickey Callaway after behavior allegations

Angels suspend Mickey Callaway after behavior allegations

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Pitching coach Mickey Callaway has been suspended by the Los Angeles Angels after allegations of inappropriate behavior toward several women who work in sports media.

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Former NFL running back arrested after alleged altercation at Pizza Hut in Miami

Former NFL running back arrested after alleged altercation at Pizza Hut in Miami

by 6 years agoUncategorized

Mark Walton, a former NFL running back, was arrested after he allegedly got into an altercation at a Pizza Hut in Miami on Sunday night.

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Seattle Public Schools’ Black Lives Matter lesson plans advance ‘anti-police narratives’: radio host

Seattle Public Schools’ Black Lives Matter lesson plans advance ‘anti-police narratives’: radio host

by Joshua Nelson6 years agoWorld

Seattle Public Schools teaching Black Lives Matter lesson plans to children advance “anti-police narratives,” radio host Jason Rantz said on Tuesday.

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