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California teacher suspended for allegedly targeting White students on basis of race, gender

The San Francisco school district suspended a high school English teacher for discriminating against White male students, documents obtained by Fox Digital reveal.

Wedding barn regulations, liquor law overhaul win bipartisan support in Wisconsin Legislature

A proposal to regulate Wisconsin wedding barns as par of a sweeping overhaul of state liquor laws has advanced in the state Legislature with bipartisan backing.

Massachusetts Gov. Healey recommends 7 pardons halfway through first year in office

Democratic Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey on Thursday recommended pardons for seven convicts, all of whom she claims have been fully vetted.

Biden admin shields 330,000 immigrants from deportation; top Dem says it’s not enough

An extension of temporary protected status by the Biden administration has met with disappointment by Sen. Bob Menendez, who said it didn't go far enough.

Bill de Blasio ordered to pay $475K for misusing NYC taxpayer money during failed presidential run

Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was ordered to pay $475,000 on Thursday, after a city board determined he misused city resources regarding presidential campaign travel.

‘Dumb Question’: Biden Slams Reporter for Asking about Ukrainian Corruption Allegations

Biden has consistently denied wrongdoing and dismissed the allegations as a stunt.

Talkers magazine names the rulers of talk radio

Talk radio continues to be a force in the media world. There are those hosts, however, who excel on the airwaves. Talkers, a news organization which covers this specialized field, has just named the "Heavy Hundred" -- a list of those current hosts whose on-air work includes "courage, effort, impact, longevity, potential, ratings, recognition, revenue, public service, talent and uniqueness."

Bill de Blasio ordered to pay $475,000 for misusing public funds on failed White House bid

Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio was ordered Thursday to pay $475,000 by a city ethics board that found he misused public funds on a police security detail during his failed presidential bid.

Walt Nauta, the ‘other man’ in Trump indictment, described as a loyal and quiet Navy vet

Walt Nauta's Facebook page includes a smiling portrait of the clean-cut, former Navy man in a dark pinstriped suit and tie in front of an American flag, a photo of himself that he posted in November 2022.

Biden sees progress in fight against ‘junk fees,’ points to Ticketmaster reforms

President Biden claimed a victory in his war on "junk fees" Thursday by announcing that Live Nation Entertainment will offer upfront pricing on its Ticketmaster platform so that concertgoers are not surprised by add-on costs at the end of a purchase.

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