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Once is an accident. Twice is a coincidence. And three times, they say, is a trend. So it checks out that there’s a big question on the minds of many U.S. travelers: Why are so many planes crashing?

The Trump administration broke the law when it disbanded a school safety board created ... Kristi Noem] to immediately bring the safety board back because it is the law,” Schumer said at a ...

A local community college, which is a popular post-secondary educational option for many immigrant students, reported about ...

Posting back-to-school photos to social media is a popular way to mark students' return to the classroom, so how can parents make sure they're sharing safely? The Australian Federal Police (AFP ...

as the new president made a flurry of headline-grabbing moves in his first week back in office. But Schumer insisted the school safety board deserves attention as well. “This board was one of ...

Perhaps especially with today’s tracking apps, because they promise perfect safety but cannot deliver ... There’s a reason only 11 percent of children walk to school these days, according to the ...

Oh, how I yearn for a truckful of fresh bread to come through my street every week. If you're an older adult, what are some commonly unique things from "back in the day" that would have younger folks ...

It all started, Tucker Carlson told me, with a “boner joke.” In October 2023, the former Fox News host sat down with the internet comedian Theo Von in a Las Vegas hotel room to record an episode of ...

Jalen Hurts and the Philadelphia Eagles thwarted the Kansas City Chiefs’ quest to become the first team to win three ...

Under an inauguration day directive, the Department of Homeland Security terminated current members of the Federal School Safety Clearinghouse ... As Trump rolled back federal government diversity ...

“But again, we also know that we're in a time crunch and people are wanting to get back to their homes or back to their properties.” A Los Angeles Unified School District spokesperson said in ...