DALLAS — “If this class was available in the earlier stages of my life I probably wouldn’t be on dialysis now,” said Daris Lee, 49, Dallas, who lives in one
Written by Stacy M. Brown While many wonder why observers have offered various reasons why the supply chain has broken, others opine that fixing the problem won’t prove easy.
BY BRIAN LOPEZ James Whitfield, 43, principal at Colleyville Heritage High School, has been placed on leave by the Grapevine-Colleyville ISD after being accused of teaching critical race theory
Terry Allen, CEO 1016 Media Founder, Sister CEO Small Business Camp Columnist for Texas Metro News My Skyline High school teacher, Mrs. Lane, said that a formal education
By SARAH RANKIN and DENISE LAVOIE RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — A crowd erupted in cheers and song Wednesday as workers hoisted one of the nation’s largest Confederate monuments
Since January, 48 states have introduced 389 bills “that amount to shameful, outright voter suppression, and many have already become law,” March on Washington organizers said in a
PARIS (AP) — The remains of American-born singer and dancer Josephine Baker will be reinterred at the Pantheon monument in Paris, making the entertainer who is a World
By JOCELYN NOVECK IRVINGTON, N.Y. (AP) — This time, the weather gods were smiling on Kerby Jean-Raymond and his label, Pyer Moss. So too were the fashion gods.
DALLAS – June 18, 2021 — Dr. Natasha Houshmand was presented the Ho Din Award at the UT Southwestern Medical School Commencement Ceremonies on May 8. While at
