Lauren MagarinoPosted: 6:00 p.m. EST Dec 9, 2019
Why Teaching Slavery in Classrooms Matters
On paper, slavery ends in 1865. So why do we still teach about it in classrooms? It's because that history should never repeat itself.
Why Teaching Slavery in Classrooms Matters
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New York schools told not to use facial recognition technology
The state Education Department banned the technology following a report that facial recognition risks violating students' privacy and civil rights.
Thousands more school districts could soon provide free school meals
Nearly 3,000 school districts will soon be eligible to join a USDA program that provides free meals to students regardless of income.
No 'Ice Cream Fridays' for Ohio kids who owe lunch debt
A southwestern Ohio school says it does not deprive children of school lunches, but prohibits students with lunch debt from buying a la carte items.
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Looking back on Gen. Mark Milley's Joint Chiefs tenure
As the outgoing chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Gen. Mark Milley leaves a complicated legacy.
Court rejects Trump's effort to delay trial after fraud ruling
The decision by an intermediate appellate court allows the case to proceed days after a judge ruled the former president committed years of fraud.
Sycamore Gap tree, made famous in 'Robin Hood,' cut down by 'vandals'
It was known as Robin Hood's Tree, and park authorities say the iconic landmark was "deliberately felled." People have been kept from the area.
