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Marine vet charged in subway chokehold is Alvin Bragg's 'sacrificial lamb' for the race card: attorney

New York County District Attorney Alvin Bragg charged a Marine veteran in the death of a mentally-disturbed straphanger on an F train earlier this month.

California student allegedly called a 'bigot' by teachers for refusing to learn about lesbian sex

A California high school student was allegedly called a "bigot, intolerant and homophobic" by her teachers for stating her mother exempted her from a lesson on LGBTQ+ sex acts.

Marina Vivar speaks to the Glendale City Council about LGBT education

Marina Vivar speaks to the Glendale City Council about her daughter's high school teaching her about LGBT sex acts despite her wishes.

Warning signs of suicide: What to know about prevention, red flags and how to deal with the issue

Three experts on mental health issues weighed in on the difficult topic of suicide and its warning signs — and shared important tips for keeping an eye out for potential threats and what to do.

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Drug education program in schools to include focus on fentanyl: 'Just Say No was not enough'

D.A.R.E., a drug education program for schools across America has updated its curriculum to include the dangers of harsh drugs, like fentanyl, amid the opioid crisis.

Texas couple accused of keeping fentanyl, other narcotics in home with young kids: police

Kyle residents Reid Folk and Meaghan Callahan were arrested and charged with possessing fentanyl and other narcotics. The couple allegedly kept the drugs out in front of their kids.

Lady A’s Charles Kelley, wife reveal breaking point that led to country star getting help for alcoholism

Charles Kelley said he finally realized his alcoholism had reached a breaking point after he and his wife had a fight during a trip to Greece and he stayed out all night drinking.

Reddit user slammed for planning to attend a Taylor Swift concert instead of her own mother's wedding

A Reddit user who won tickets to a Taylor Swift concert asked others if she would be wrong for skipping her own mother's wedding scheduled for the same night.

Kentucky mom and stepmom on helping others through grief: 'Joy and sadness can coexist'

Molly Rubesh, a mom and stepmom in Kentucky, was helping her stepsons through grief when her own father passed away — and found a way to share comfort for all through a new children's book.