New York University's dining hall provided a special Black History meal. Students have criticized the items on the menu. from CNN.com - RSS Channel - HP Hero http://ift.tt/2or2LwH
CNN's Jake Tapper, in partnership with FactCheck.org, looks at whether the intelligence community agrees Russian meddling did not affect the 2016 election. from CNN.com - RSS Channel - HP Hero http://ift.tt/2C1IWVT
NBA star LeBron James fired back at TV host Laura Ingraham after she told him to "shut up and dribble" after he criticized President Trump. CNN's Andy Scholes reports. from CNN.com - RSS Channel - HP Hero http://ift.tt/2C300dZ
Two young actors from the show "Charles in Charge" have now accused Scott Baio of harassment and abuse. Baio denies the allegations. from CNN.com - RSS Channel - HP Hero http://ift.tt/2DPvmGc
Two of the Central Park Five exonerees, Raymond Santana and Yusuf Salaam, criticize President Trump for his hypocrisy over due process. from CNN.com - RSS Channel - HP Hero http://ift.tt/2HacEax
An undocumented immigrant who took refuge in a Phoenix church and whose son has leukemia was relieved Monday after finding out that he won't be deported. from CNN.com - RSS Channel - HP Hero http://ift.tt/2o0vE3t
The man convicted in the 2016 bombing in New York's Chelsea neighborhood that injured 30 people, Ahmad Khan Rahimi, is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday in federal court in Manhattan. from CNN.com - RSS Channel - HP Hero http://ift.tt/2G9a9E4
Democrats pressure Republicans to stand up to the NRA invoking mass shootings in a new push for gun control and calling on Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell to come back from recess and vote on gun control bills 'immediately.' Leading Democrats are Read more from msnbc.com Latest Headlines https://ift.tt/2Ymu67Q
UCL research found boys tended to have higher-reaching plans for university applications The gender pay gap may be partly explained by teenage boys having more ambitious aims to attend prestigious universities than girls, even if they have the same academic results, according to research. The study of school pupils in England conducted by academics at University College London’s institute of education found “clear evidence” boys already had more advanced plans for higher education than girls at the age of 15, with more boys aiming to apply to Oxford, Cambridge or other more selective universities, regardless of background or school attended. Continue reading... from The Guardian https://ift.tt/3eIQXxY