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Reps. Scalise, Mast: Biden's Afghanistan exit is a disgrace and it's one of many avoidable disasters

Heartbreaking images of men horrifically falling off planes, women desperately throwing their children over barbed-wire fences to U.S. soldiers, Americans stranded behind enemy lines in fear for their lives, Taliban militants chanting “Death to America!” Those were the immediate images after President Biden haphazardly withdrew U.S. troops from conflicts without …

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Kristin Cavallari reportedly dating country singer Chase Rice

kristin-cavallari” target=”_blank”>Kristin Cavallari<, 34, and the genres, 35, both reside in the Nashville, Tenn. area and have been dating for over a month, sources tell E! News.  “At the moment, it’s still casual. It’s new,” the insider revealed. “She’s been to one of his shows already and they’re having fun.” …

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Connecticut teacher resigns over racial curriculum, says it was stealing kids' 'innocence'

A us-regions education” target=”_blank”>elementary school< Tafuto, 27, was referring to equity sessions in which she was purportedly instructed to direct her students’ attention toward the race of characters in various books. Connecticut teacher Jennifer Tafuto with daughter Layla. (Source: Jennifer Tafuto) Tafuto with her daughter Layla. (Source: Jennifer Tafuto) She …

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CT school district had teachers reflect on racial context of brushing their teeth, other ordinary activities

A us-regions education” target=”_blank”>school district< The instructions also provided examples of racial reflections for White and non-White individuals. They suggested a non-White person might say the following about practicing yoga and meditating in the morning. “This is really important to center myself and get ready for an environment that is …

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Organ transplants saw marked decline worldwide amid pandemic: study

An observational study spanning four continents indicated a marked decline in the number of solid organ transplants amid the infectious-disease pandemic, likely due to risk of infection and limited resources. The France-backed study published in The Lancet Public Health journal on Monday stemmed from 22 countries, including the U.S., Canada, …

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