White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki told reporters that President Joe Biden was not concerned about former President Donald Trump's scheduled political return this weekend at the Conservative Political Action Conference, the Washington Examiner reports.
A “Director of Gun Violence” is the central focus of the activist group’s demands.
The decision by the board follows calls from West Virginia Governor Jim Justice to return students to the classroom.
A grand jury is not charging officers connected to the death of Daniel Prude, a 41-year-old black man who died during an incident with Rochester Police.
During a White House press briefing Tuesday, Press Secretary Jen Psaki was unable to answer a question pertaining to reopening the U.S.-Canadian border, seeming confused by the question.
The yet to be opened Michigan park defines “guy” as people with male genitalia and a state-issued ID that confirms them as male.
"The agenda of Chancellor Carranza and his senior leadership team was euphemistically touted as an ‘equity platform’ but in reality, it was a platform used to create gender, age, racial and ethnic divisions in the NYC School system," she claimed in court filings.
"There is insufficient scientific evidence to support a causal link between violent video games and violent behavior," according to the American Psychological Association.
The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation is donating a million dollars toward a group that is attempting to “dismantle white supremacy” in grade school math.
Biden said that the pair would "double down" on their efforts to tackle climate change.
Trudeau thanked Biden for "stepping up in such a big way" in tackling climate change.
The coalition was inspired by work done by the BBC with other big tech giants such as Google and Facebook.
The comment is a reference to Washington Post owner and Amazon founder Jeff Bezos, who purchased the paper for $250 million in 2013.
Poilievre urged the Liberals to "stop making excuses," and to instead tell Canadians "when they'll get their paychecks back."
An image circulated on Twitter showing Merseyside Police outside a market with a large advertising truck that read "Being offensive is an offence."