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Researchers say the evidence makes a strong case for LGBTQ-inclusive anti-bullying policies in school and other youth organizations.

New Jersey Judge John Russo Jr. allegedly violated the Code of Judicial Conduct four times over including for personal meddling in judicial matters.

The county health department is now trying to warn anyone who may have come in contact with the Great Clips stylist, though no cases have yet been connected to the salon.

A Garcetti spokesperson has said they're still reviewing the letter, but Los Angeles County's director of public health said the lockdown could extend into August.

Trump has felt ire for Sessions ever since March 2, 2017 when Sessions recused himself from the Department of Justice's investigation into Russia's involvement in the 2016 presidential election.

The state just experienced its second-highest ever day of newly confirmed COVID-19 cases on May 21 as the state continues to gradually reopen.

Biden definitely needs their money if he wants to stay competitive against Trump, but he also needs their volunteerism to help turn out the vote.

Because children are increasingly spending time online for education, entertainment and socializing, experts say, online traffickers are targeting them in greater numbers.

Flags across the United States were last flown at half-mast on Saturday, December 7, 2019 in commemoration of the National Pearl Harbor Day of Remembrance.

William Bryan had previously said he was trying to be a "good Samaritan" by recording the slaying and has been in "complete shock" since witnessing Arbery's alleged murder.

Armando Hernandez Jr. had allegedly been contemplating a shooting at Westgate for "at least three to four years," according to prosecutors.

"Holding that sign up at the lockdown protest was a grave mistake and I ask forgiveness from all those who I have caused pain," the woman said.

McConnell recently said the country should "take a pause" on emergency spending bills, adding that the federal government could not "prop the economy up forever."

The mother didn't actually get to hold her daughter after she was born because she didn't want to risk possibly exposing the infant to coronavirus.

Cohen's release comes a week after the release of Trump's ex-campaign chairman Paul Manafort into home-confinement over similar concerns.

The NYPD recently dispersed a school with 60+ students who were meeting in secret, but data shows that officers have been targeting Black and Hispanic residents the most.

"To me, it is not really a choice," business owner Cat Thibodeau said. "If I don't open now I am not going to be able to pay the overhead on this place."

To fight a possible second wave, he said we'll need an increase of flu vaccines nationwide and an investment in state and local health departments.

Both churches followed their states' suggested social distancing measures but are now asking congregants to monitor themselves for symptoms.

She added that she's actually "wholly unqualified for probably any position in government," but said she'd surround herself with intelligent and well-qualified team members.

The employees say that managers haven't provided personal protective equipment or notification when a coworker fell ill to the ongoing epidemic.

Flynn suspects the current judge overseeing his case of wanting to "propose contempt and perjury charges against" him.

The study could help cities understand how better to track and control the epidemic, but experts say that testing needs to expand dramatically.

The construction workers were building a residential care facility for veterans which was expected to open in 2021.

"It is deeply troubling and terribly offensive that swastika-adorned headstones that include messages honoring Hitler continue to stand in this nation's veterans administration national cemeteries," one congressperson wrote.

"We are taking a stand to fight for our rights to earn a living, to fight for our employees and their families and to fight for ALL MN SMALL BUSINESSES!" the restaurant's GoFundMe page proclaims.

Linick is the third inspector general that President Trump has fired during the coronavirus epidemic.

Local unions have criticized the grocery chain for ending its $2 an hour "hero pay" bonus, but the store says it's doing much more to support its workers during this time.

Growing mistrust between consumers on both shores are the result of the trade war, but that feeling is likely to deepen due to the coronavirus.

While some customers have been understanding and supportive, others have taken to social media to harass business owners and employees.