In a petition that has garnered 13,000 signatures, students are asking the Texas State Board of Education to implement an anti-racist history curriculum to the state's K-12 schools.
One journalist from CTV News attempted to associate Skelly with white supremacy for failing to strictly control for the political views of his patrons.
Facebook employees were particularly worried about stories in support of Trump and stories that came from right-wing media outlets which claimed that the election was rigged.
Officials in Adelaide, Australia ended the state’s six day “circuit breaker” lockdown early after it was revealed that a pizza parlour worker misled contact tracers into thinking there had been a significant outbreak.
With the Trump-supporting side of the GOP so strong, it won't be easy—politically or economically—to steer the ship in the exact opposite direction.
Matthew Miller describes his experience reporting from inside the recent protests in D.C. and the violence he witnessed.
In the clip, a mother parades her preschool-aged boy named "Phoenix" in front of a crowd and announces he would like to be recognized as a girl with "preferred pronouns."
Removing the RFND criterion sends a message to the sufferers that rather than supporting them by fulfilling their unmet needs, we concede that their life would be better off not lived.
Canada's political leaders should use COVID-19 as a "wake-up call" and realize that the most sustainable trade, is trade within our Confederation.
As cancel culture runs rampant over people's careers, John Cleese appears to be teflon.
The plan to implement unconscious bias training runs counter to all available evidence which suggests that not only do such trainings not achieve their goals, but they may actually be counterproductive to reducing bias and discrimination.
The idea is simple and direct: to bring New Yorkers together to figure out how to get their city back.
"We can fix this, and we must fix this. Because it is critically important for people to have confidence in our voting machines."
Ex-presidential candidates Amy Klobuchar and Elizabeth Warren, both Democratic senators, wrote letters in December of 2019 where they critiqued the integrity of election tech vendors, and questioned the reliability of their products.
‘Cuties’ has now found itself on the shortlist for the 2021 Academy Awards.