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LA teachers union, school district sued by parents claiming closures cause ‘personal injury’ to kids

Thursday, April 1

Los Angeles parents are suing the local school district and teachers union for continuing school closures amid the coronavirus pandemic, claiming that students have suffered academically and emotionally as a result.

NYC Asian woman’s suspected attacker got parole after murder, and rationale is frustrating mystery

Thursday, April 1

Questions continue to surround the attack by a recently paroled man on an elderly Asian woman in New York City, prompting concerns from police and citizens alike about the parole process and the greater need for transparency.

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Nevada university offering ‘living learning communities’ focused on certain races, ethnicities

Thursday, April 1

The University of Nevada, Reno is offering students the ability to be a part of "living learning communities" (LLCs) that are based on shared interests in academics or certain racial or ethnic backgrounds.

Charlottesville can remove Confederate statues, Virginia’s highest court rules

Thursday, April 1

Virginia's highest court ruled Thursday that the city of can take down two statues of Confederate generals

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Derek Chauvin’s defense backed by $1M Minneapolis police union fund, 12-lawyer team

Thursday, April 1

The defense attorney representing Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer charged in George Floyd’s death, is receiving support from a police union’s $1 million legal defense fund, as well as a 12-person team of lawyers so far not seen inside the courtroom, according... Read More.

California shooting was the worst Orange has seen since 1997

Thursday, April 1

The shooting that claimed four lives — including a child’s — in Orange, California, was the worst in the city of about 140,000 residents since 1997

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California inmate says he killed ‘I-5 Strangler’ in letter to news outlet

Thursday, April 1

A California inmate penned a letter saying that he killed the infamous "I-5 Strangler" Roger Kibbe in a jail cell they shared to avenge the serial killer’s victims, according to a report.

Western Carolina University housing coordinator warns RAs not to use ‘Christmas,’ ‘Easter’

Thursday, April 1

Video of a Western Carolina University (WCU) training session has emerged with a "housing coordinator" telling resident advisers (RA) that the school's inclusion goals preclude them from using words like "Christmas" or "Easter."

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Washington state nonprofit evicts foster family to house illegal immigrants, parent claims

Thursday, April 1

A Washington state social services non-profit is evicting a foster father and his family to make way for illegal immigrants, the parent told Fox News on Wednesday.

Orange, California, shooting leaves 4 dead, 2 wounded at business complex; suspect in custody: report

Thursday, April 1

A suspect shot by police and one of the suspect's victims were both in critical condition early Thursday in Southern California after a shooting at a business complex that killed four people, investigators said.

LA teachers union, school district sued by parents claiming closures cause ‘personal injury’ to kids

NYC Asian woman’s suspected attacker got parole after murder, and rationale is frustrating mystery

Nevada university offering ‘living learning communities’ focused on certain races, ethnicities

Charlottesville can remove Confederate statues, Virginia’s highest court rules

Derek Chauvin’s defense backed by $1M Minneapolis police union fund, 12-lawyer team

California shooting was the worst Orange has seen since 1997

California inmate says he killed ‘I-5 Strangler’ in letter to news outlet

Western Carolina University housing coordinator warns RAs not to use ‘Christmas,’ ‘Easter’

Washington state nonprofit evicts foster family to house illegal immigrants, parent claims

Orange, California, shooting leaves 4 dead, 2 wounded at business complex; suspect in custody: report

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