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For months, some parents have publicly pleaded with the Denver school board to reopen schools while teachers asked for the opposite, sometimes tearfully. Last week, educators held a drive-through vigil outside district headquarters to illustrate the “human stakes” of reopening. … [Read more...] about Students in Denver and other metro school districts head back to class in person

Those granted a pardon included George PapadopoulosGeorge Demetrios PapadopoulosTrump supporters show up to DC for election protest Trump pardons draw criticism for benefiting political allies Klobuchar: Trump 'trying to burn this country down on his way out' MORE, who served as a foreign policy adviser to Trump's campaign in 2016 and pleaded guilty to lying to federal investigators as part of Mueller's Russia probe; former GOP Rep. Duncan HunterDuncan HunterPresidential pardons need to go Trump grants clemency to more than 100 people, including Bannon Pardon talk intensifies as Trump approaches final 24 hours in office MORE (Calif.), who pleaded guilty last year to misusing campaign funds; former GOP Rep. Chris CollinsChristopher (Chris) Carl CollinsPresidential pardons need to go Trump grants clemency to more than 100 people, including Bannon Pardon talk intensifies as Trump approaches final 24 hours in office MORE (N.Y.), who pleaded guilty in 2019 to conspiracy to commit … [Read more...] about Trump slams relief bill, calls on Congress to increase stimulus money

And Rabb sheds his “mama’s boy” label on the court. When not limited by foul trouble, he’s a versatile low-post banger who can finish with either hand. His 1.9 blocks per game were eighth among Pac-12 players entering Tuesday’s game. With a shooting percentage of 66.3, Rabb is on pace to become the first Cal player to finish better than 60 percent from the field since Solomon Hughes in 2000-01. … [Read more...] about Cal freshman Ivan Rabb headed onward and upward

“These variants could make us very busy and could prevent a full success of the vaccine,” said Dr. Melanie Ott, director of the Gladstone Institute of Virology. “Yes we can adapt the vaccine. But we know the influenza vaccine is not 100% effective, and every year we have to guess what will be the predominant strain and build the vaccine. We really want to avoid that. But we might end up in a situation that is similar to what we have with influenza.” … [Read more...] about Coronavirus variants will prolong the pandemic. But here’s how it will end

“While the statements of those people kind of bolsters the House manager's case, I think that President Trump has benefited from a Republican Party that has not been willing to look at evidence,” said Michael Gerhardt, a professor at the University of North Carolina School of Law who testified before the House Judiciary Committee during Trump's first impeachment hearings in 2019. … [Read more...] about Supporters’ words may haunt Trump at impeachment trial