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NYC woman receives sentence in COVID aid fraud scheme involving hotel rooms

New York February 9, 2024

NYC woman receives sentence in COVID aid fraud scheme involving hotel rooms

New York prosecutors say a Brooklyn woman has been sentenced in connection with a COVID-19 fraud scheme. Chanette Lewis exploited a COVID-19 safe-lodging program.

Major legal settlement in California highlights COVID school closure's negative impact on students of color

EDUCATION February 9, 2024

Major legal settlement in California highlights COVID school closure's negative impact on students of color

A legal settlement in California highlighted how school shutdowns during the coronavirus pandemic were a detriment to students of color who experienced learning loss.

Aaron Rodgers says he has 'important responsibility' to speak out against COVID, vaccines

New York Jets February 8, 2024

Aaron Rodgers says he has 'important responsibility' to speak out against COVID, vaccines

Aaron Rodgers said on "The Joe Rogan Experience" that he wants to continue to speak out against COVID and vaccines for those that cannot.

California schools forced to spend $2 billion of COVID-relief funds to address learning loss after lawsuit

Media February 7, 2024

California schools forced to spend $2 billion of COVID-relief funds to address learning loss after lawsuit

California will spend $2 billion of COVID-19 relief funds on tutoring and other efforts to help students recover from learning loss during the pandemic.

Kyrie Irving suggests NYC mayor, vaccine mandate were to blame for disappointing run with Nets

NBA February 7, 2024

Kyrie Irving suggests NYC mayor, vaccine mandate were to blame for disappointing run with Nets

Dallas Mavericks guard Kyrie Irving seemed to blame New York City Mayor Eric Adams for his turbulent tenure with the Nets in a viral courtside interaction with fans in Brooklyn on Tuesday night.

Refusing to wear mask during COVID pandemic does not fall under freedom of speech, appeals court rules

Coronavirus February 7, 2024

Refusing to wear mask during COVID pandemic does not fall under freedom of speech, appeals court rules

A federal appeals court found that New Jersey residents not wearing masks at school board meetings during the COVID-19 pandemic is not protected speech.

Reagan's education secretary urges schools to become a 'temple of learning, not social experimentation'

EDUCATION February 3, 2024

Reagan's education secretary urges schools to become a 'temple of learning, not social experimentation'

Ronald Reagan's education secretary Bill Bennett addresses the rising chronic absenteeism plaguing public schools and decline in the U.S. education system.

Hawley calls out Facebook after hearing: Zuckerberg regularly censored conservatives, not child predators

樱桃视频 Flash February 1, 2024

Hawley calls out Facebook after hearing: Zuckerberg regularly censored conservatives, not child predators

Following a contention Senate hearing with social media executives, Sen. Josh Hawley sounded off on 'Hannity' about his criticisms of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg.

Unknown relationships between US and China's leadership is 'very, very concerning,' says Ben Carson

VIDEO January 28, 2024

Unknown relationships between US and China's leadership is 'very, very concerning,' says Ben Carson

Former HUD Secretary Dr. Ben Carson joins 'Sunday Morning Futures' to discuss the threats posed to national security from China, the state of the U.S. ahead of the election, and the Black community's support for former President Trump.

WHO chief says 'Disease X' preparation treaty in jeopardy, loss of sovereignty is 鈥榝ake news鈥�

World Health Organization January 25, 2024

WHO chief says 'Disease X' preparation treaty in jeopardy, loss of sovereignty is 鈥榝ake news鈥�

The WHO's deadline of getting a global pandemic treaty agreed in preparation for 'Disease X' risks not being met and he urged nations to come together to reach a deal.