The protest during the playing of the National Anthem at sports events is growing still.
Last evening, an entire WNBA team knelt during the song's playing.
What's the matter with these kids in Grand Forks today? You take them to a parade and someone on a float throws candy and they run to get it. Where are the parents?
The next time you get into a little fender-bender or are cut off in traffic and given to a bout of road rage, think about Thom Richard, a pilot who was stopped on a runway at the National Championship Air Races in Reno last weekend.
Call it the “always leave the last bite” syndrome. You’re a Minnesotan and you’d rather admit the accents in “Fargo” are highly accurate than take the last bit of a communal food offering.
A study from Harvard's Kennedy School says the inclusion decades ago of "why" to the traditional list of questions every news story should answer -- who, what, why, when, where, how -- has shifted the focus of news coverage from the newsmaker to the reporter.
A history teacher in North Carolina is bound to get into some hot water for teaching kids about history, specifically the First Amendment of the Constitution which gives the right to burn, cut, or step on the American flag.
So that's what Lee Francis did at his high school on Monday.
Sometimes you just have to stand for something.
Stacy Yannazzo Koltiska, a school cafeteria worker in Pennsylvania's Canon-McMillan School District, stands for something: feeding kids without shaming the poor.
The Faribault Daily News reports the City Council yesterday took aim again at AC units installed in apartments in the city's downtown. In 2014, it declined to ban them. This time, the heat is on. The city staff is giving the Council the option of banning air conditioners.
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