A family from the Black Country who buckled up to tackle running challenges at the UK’s number one theme park resort have ...
This New Year's Eve, Emaar will set a new global benchmark for celebration as Downtown Dubai transforms into a stage of ...
One potential new entrant in the Florida governor's race, James Fishback, has been attacked by Congressman Randy Fine as a ...
Orange Center Elementary would add one middle school grade each year starting in 2027, if approved by a vote of the school’s ...
Colombian immigration authorities rescued Sunday 17 minors from members of Lev Tahor, an ultra-Orthodox Jewish cult facing ...
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Louisiana actor Monti Sharp looks back at 1990s ‘Guiding Light’ role
The Emmy-winning actor became a fan favorite in the 1990s for his role as David Grant on Guiding Light − and still holds a ...
Jabs about greedy children, boos for the Vatican, and proceedings suspended for more than an hour: the COP30 finale unfolded ...
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Cities are in a new cycle of changing who runs schools. Are they just running in place?
Urban school districts face big threats related to enrollment, funding, and more. As big cities turn to progressive mayors, that’s raised the stakes for who controls education.
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