Melbourne School Apologizes for 'Tone-Deaf' Fundraising Dress Code
A Victorian school faced backlash for suggesting students dress as 'blind, lame and injured' for a charity event.
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Romesh Ranganathan's "Parents' Evening" Renewed for Fourth Season by ITV
Comedian's hit comedy game show gets a fourth series on ITV, even as the third has yet to air, following his appearance in the "Celebrity Traitors" final.
John Blackwell Among Notable Men's College Basketball Transfers
Duke adds former Wisconsin guard John Blackwell, who seeks a deep postseason run with the Blue Devils.
Comey's Lawyers Seek to Block Justice Department Prosecution
Ex-FBI director's legal team argues the latest criminal case is legally invalid and politically motivated.
Striped Bass Population Faces Collapse, Anglers and Scientists Warn
Years of poor reproduction, exacerbated by warming waters and overfishing, threaten the iconic sport fish and the $8 billion industry it supports.
Striped Bass Decline Threatens Generations-Old Angling Tradition on East Coast
Scientists attribute the decline in striped bass populations to a combination of human-caused, environmental, and ecological changes, jeopardizing a multi-billion dollar industry and a cherished pastime.
Debut Novel Explores Themes of Family, Imprisonment, and Identity
Three new literary fiction releases delve into complex family dynamics and societal structures.
AI Tool Easing Air Traffic, But Democrats Voice Opposition
The Department of Transportation's new AI system, SMART, is showing early success in reducing flight delays, but some lawmakers are calling for a pause.
Decoding Cryptocurrency: A Guide to Key Terms Amidst Market Volatility
As digital assets like Bitcoin experience significant price swings and regulatory attention, understanding fundamental crypto terminology becomes increasingly important.