Why Teaching Slavery In Classrooms Matters (Part 1)
On paper, slavery in the U.S. ended in 1865. So why do we still teach about it in classrooms? It's so history never repeats itself.

Minnesota becomes 4th state to offer free school meals
Minnesota will supplement federal funds with state money to provide free meals to all students in kindergarten through 12th grade.

Nutritionists fear USDA updates to school lunches go too far
One of the most immediate changes is a push to get schools to serve mostly whole grains by the start of the school year in 2024.

School offers 'pay what you can' tuition for specialized education
Alternative schools are becoming more popular, but how can we make them accessible to more families?
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UFC fighter comes out as bisexual after intimate video leaks online
UFC flyweight competitor Jeff Molina made the announcement on Twitter, criticizing the person who leaked the video.

House Judiciary demands NY prosecutor testify about Trump probe
The House Judiciary Committee wants Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg to testify and turn over documents related to the Trump investigation.

Florida prosecutor weighs in on whether Trump can be handcuffed
Former President Donald Trump said he expects to be arrested on Tuesday. A prosecutor answers whether Trump could actually be placed in jail.