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August 18

New group offers teachers a way to escape the progressive union 'monopoly'

New nonprofit offers teachers union alternative with $2 million liability coverage, professional development credits, and dues-free membership since March launch.

August 18

Trump predicts 'loser' MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace will be fired soon after her on-air rant

President Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social that “Deadline: White House" host Nicolle Wallace would be fired and that MSNBC as a network was now “dead."

August 18

James Bond character ‘has to be a guy,' admits self-identifying feminist Helen Mirren

Helen Mirren explained why she believes James Bond must remain a male character in an interview about her new film where she portrays a retired spy.

August 18

President Trump touts solving 'major wars' media doesn't cover

President Donald Trump criticizes getting the 'worst publicity' from American media as he discusses his foreign policy in the Oval Office.

August 18

Oklahoma's 'America First' test for teachers features questions on gender, freedom of religion: report

A CNN report described questions allegedly found in a test that was given to teachers from liberal-leaning states by the Oklahoma Department of Education.

August 18

Chris Pratt wishes RFK Jr., Trump admin success, advises against being 'mired in hatred' for the president

Chris Pratt told Bill Maher on Monday that he hopes RFK Jr. and the Trump administration are successful and warned against being "mired in hatred" for the president.

August 18

MSNBC to change name to 'MS NOW' in Comcast spinoff deal

MSNBC is reportedly set to change its name to "My Source News Opinion World," The Wall Street Journal reported on Monday as part of Comcast's spinoff from NBC Universal.

August 18

MSNBC's 'Morning Joe' reacts to name change for the network as part of Comcast spinoff

MSNBC's "Morning Joe" reacted to the networks upcoming name change, "My Source News Opinion World," or MS NOW, on Monday.

August 18

Connecticut teacher fears classroom cross dispute could cost her job

New Britain, Connecticut teacher Marisol Arroyo-Castro remains suspended after refusing to remove crucifix from her classroom, sparking legal battle over religious rights.

August 18

Trump administration threatens to pull federal funds from Virginia school districts in gender policy dispute

Education Department vowed it would commence pulling federal funding from five Northern Virginia school districts who decided to keep transgender bathroom policies.