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The bill would make it a felony to cast multiple ballots in West Virginia or "reject or alter ballots" to deceive voters, which are currently misdemeanors.

Foreign language teachers are one of the hardest positions for schools to fill. The Camden City School District aims to fill these roles by recruiting abroad.

Though some viewers found the mention of these "common" tattoos to be judgemental, others took them as a joke.

Second-year law student Brittany Murphee warned that banning CRT "declares that Mississippians are structured in hate and rooted in a great deal of ignorance."

"Why does everything we do need to be 'professional' for work?" asked one commenter.

Officials have been pleading with the public to throw out any cocaine they might have acquired in the past few days to prevent further poisonings.

"They banned that guy because he wouldn't let them steal his money. Imagine the audacity of that bakery," one commenter said about one Redditor's story.

About 44 percent of recent injuries were reported among children under 18, product safety officials said.

About 6,500 people don't know when they'll be able to return to their homes as a fertilizer plant fire continues to burn, posing an explosion risk.

Officials at Xaverian Brothers High School said that they were trying to educate students about Black history and culture, but not all students appreciated it.

"I felt like I just saw the boat leaving the dock and my money's on the boat," the man said once he realized he might not see the money again.

Just as you thought the 2020s couldn't get any more dystopian, we are now witnessing the enthusiastic embrace of corporate censorship by progressive politicians, celebrities and left activists, all in the name of combatting the nebulous scourge of "misinformation."

A Moroccan government spokesperson said the government is monitoring the situation and looking for different ways to help the rescue operation.

On Thursday, New York City Mayor Eric Adams was asked about subway platform barriers, to which he said, "I love the idea."

In a speech in 2019, former President Donald Trump said ISIS's prior leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, "died like a dog," during a strike.

Stephen Kershnar, a philosophy professor at SUNY Fredonia, is being criticized after footage of him on a podcast discussing the age of consent went viral.

Heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain is forecast from Texas to New England.

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said during a press conference Wednesday that whenever people ask for a photograph he holds his breath.

Jackson Country Judge John McBain gave a woman convicted of second-degree murder a sentence 15 years higher than what the guidelines recommend.

A nurse who was treating the man for his injuries said she smelt alcohol on his breath.

Since the start of the pandemic, the demand for international nurses rose somewhere between 300 percent and 400 percent.

"Some of the comments I have heard from teachers are very angry. They feel very devalued," said a Kansas City Board of Education member.

That is the new normal, the new coming together of legal justice and popular justice.

Amid misinformation surrounding the legitimacy of the 2020 presidential election, more election workers have reported feeling unsafe or receiving threats.

The footage shows the polar bear named Hudson playing in the snow at Chicago's Brookfield Zoo