NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Parents and community activists gathered outside a Loudoun County School Board meeting on Tuesday to demand “an end to the racist and divisive ideologies being infused into the government schools.” Loudoun County has become the nerve center for parental activism in recent years, driving debates over critical
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More than six months after one of the largest infant formula manufacturing plants in the United States issued a recall and was then shut down because of contamination concerns, a newborn staple remains in short supply. In parts of the country, parents and their families are scrambling to find precious containers of formula for their
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“Golf is changing in Rwanda, and many kids here are now starting to play, too,” he said. Leonard Nkurunziza, 39, also knew little about the sport when he first started as a caddie 20 years ago. At the time, he said there were only about 100 members who would come and putt around the course’s
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The founder of Nikola Motor, a maker of electric trucks, went on trial on fraud charges on Monday in a case seen as a cautionary tale about the hazards of investing in companies that are not yet generating any sales or delivering any products. The defendant, Trevor Milton, faces federal charges of fraud and securities
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Retired NFL quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick has a theory: He’s that ‘mother f—er’ Tom Brady referenced during HBO’s “The Shop” in 2021. Brady was discussing his 2020 free agency on the show and how he would end up with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. But during that explanation, Brady
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LONDON — As news of the death of Queen Elizabeth II reverberated through the world, a headline over the weekend puzzled many on social media: The Daily Mail’s exclusive that the “royal beekeeper has informed the Queen’s bees that the Queen has died.” Did bees need to be told about human affairs? Would they have
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Seth Magaziner, the general treasurer of Rhode Island, won a crowded Democratic congressional primary in the state on Tuesday, according to The Associated Press, and is now headed into what could be one of the most competitive general elections on New England’s House map. Mr. Magaziner will face Allan Fung, the former mayor of Cranston,
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Starbucks provided a window into its much-anticipated “reinvention” strategy on Tuesday, highlighting automations it plans to begin using over the next three years that will get food and drink orders to customers faster while cutting down on the work done by employees. It also pointed to high-growth markets like China, where it intends to open
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! More than 500,000 Somali children under five are expected to suffer severe acute malnutrition and risk death from famine this year, a number unseen in any country this century, the U.N. children’s agency said on Tuesday. “We’ve got more than half a million children facing preventable death.
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NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Representatives Elise Stefanik and Byron Donalds will compete to be House Republican conference chair after the midterms as Republicans scope out plans for a potential House majority. Stefanik, R-N.Y., the current conference chair, announced Tuesday she would again seek that position. She first took on the role
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Photographs by Stephanie Sinclair Text by Jaime Lowe Pregnancy can be dangerous — occasionally fatal — for both women and the fetuses they hope to deliver. Fetal conditions, like a nonviable twin that threatens the health of its sibling, can also imperil the mother. So can disorders like cancer, heart disease, kidney dysfunction, diabetes and
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An undated photograph of Africville.Credit…Library and Archives Canada Similar to the urban renewal policies of the 1950s and 60s in American cities, Halifax decided to relocate the residents of Africville in order to build commercial and industrial districts in the area. In 1964, the Halifax City Council voted to authorize the relocation of residents, though
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