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Tuesday, August 13, 2019

WORLD NEWS: New policy restricts cellphone use in Florida school district


"New policy restricts cellphone use in Florida school district Should students be allowed to have their phones in school? Parenting expert Erika Katz and author Larry Winget debate. Education" Via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS

WORLD NEWS: Gutfeld on 2020 Dems trying to act human


"Gutfeld on 2020 Dems trying to act human Dem presidential candidates are cookie-cutter clones. Trump is the Cookie Monster. Opinion" Via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS

WORLD NEWS: Brooke Goldstein: Anti-Jewish and anti-Israel school curriculum on verge of approval in California


"Brooke Goldstein: Anti-Jewish and anti-Israel school curriculum on verge of approval in California The California Department of Education is on the verge of implementing radical changes to its school curriculum for grades 9 through 12, including anti-Jewish and anti-Israel content. Opinion" Via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS

WORLD NEWS: Gutfeld on 2020 Dems trying to act human


"Gutfeld on 2020 Dems trying to act human Political stunts backfiring on 2020 Democratic presidential candidates. Opinion" Via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS

WORLD NEWS: China denies request for 2 US Navy ships to visit Hong Kong port amid protests


"China denies request for 2 US Navy ships to visit Hong Kong port amid protests Fox News contributor Marc Thiessen on China's response to Hong Kong protests and what it means for U.S. relations. Regions" Via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS

15 अगस्त के बाद J&K को पाबंदियों से राहत: राज्यपाल


जम्मू-कश्मीर में लगी पाबंदियों में 15 अगस्त के बाद ढील मिल सकती है। राज्यपाल सत्यपाल मलिक ने यह जानकारी दी है। हालांकि, उन्होंने साफ किया है कि फिलहाल इंटरनेट और फोन सेवा में ढील मिलने में वक्त है। via WORLD NEWS The Navbharattimes

Monday, August 12, 2019

WORLD NEWS: Biden's multiple gaffes raise questions about 2020 viability


"Biden's multiple gaffes raise questions about 2020 viability Reaction from former White House chief of staff Reince Priebus and former White House press secretary Sean Spicer. Politics" Via FOX NEWS To WORLD NEWS