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Month: November 2022

‘Too hyperbolic’? School board parental rights push falters

By COLLIN BINKLEY AP Education Writer WASHINGTON (AP) — Conservative groups that sought to get hundreds of “parents’ rights” activists elected to local school boards largely fell short in last week’s midterm elections, notching notable wins in some Republican strongholds but failing to gain a groundswell of support among moderate voters. Traditionally nonpartisan, local school

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Uganda’s President Museveni slams ‘Western double standards’ over coal mine plans

By Nimi Princewill, CNN Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni has slammed Western countries over what he calls a “reprehensible double standard” in their response to the energy crisis brought about by the Russian invasion of Ukraine. In a Twitter post on Sunday, Museveni singled out Germany for demolishing wind turbines to allow for the expansion of

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‘Can’t wrap my heart around it’: Local artist folds gun-violence grief into origami boxes

By Jeffrey Lindblom Click here for updates on this story     PORTLAND Oregon (KPTV) — Gun violence concerns many, but statistics can be hard to picture. Local artist Leslie Lee is making the problem visible by encouraging people to put together origami boxes in remembrance of their loved ones. She calls them “Soul Boxes.” Madeleine Parish

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