A Modern Traveler’s Guide to San Diego

A Modern Traveler’s Guide to San Diego

[ad_1] San Diego is known for its sunshine, beaches and laid-back vibes. But there’s so much more to the city than swells and swimsuit weather. The SoCal destination, located two hours south of Los Angeles, has ample outdoor attractions, from hiking trails in Torrey Pines Nature Reserve to the La Jolla tidal pools—not to mention…

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Taylor Community Center burns down

Taylor Community Center burns down

[ad_1] AUSTIN (KXAN) — A community center in Taylor, Texas burned down after a fire Sunday morning, according to a Sunday afternoon press release from the city of Taylor. The Old Dickey-Givens Community Center was located in Fannie Robinson Park at 903 E Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. The Taylor Fire Department arrived at the…

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‘The Waterfront’ ending explained: does Bree survive?

‘The Waterfront’ ending explained: does Bree survive?

[ad_1] A lot can go down in the span of 43 minutes — at least, that’s what the jaw-dropping finale of Netflix’s The Waterfront proves. After seven episodes of peeling back all the layers of Buckley family trauma amidst earth-shattering secrets and deadly underground drug deals, the final episode titled “Lost at Sea” (Episode 8)…

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Texas education board approves Native Studies course, skirting concerns about state’s K-12 DEI ban

Texas education board approves Native Studies course, skirting concerns about state’s K-12 DEI ban

[ad_1] (The Texas Tribune) — The Texas State Board of Education on Friday renewed an elective course that teaches high school students about the history and cultures of Indigenous peoples, overcoming criticism from some Republican members about potentially violating a state ban on diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. The American Indian/Native Studies course gained reapproval…

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Todd Chrisley says he ‘cried myself to sleep’ on his first night in prison: ‘I was angry at God’

Todd Chrisley says he ‘cried myself to sleep’ on his first night in prison: ‘I was angry at God’

[ad_1] Todd Chrisley has opened up about his very first night behind bars, saying he cried himself to sleep once reality had sunk in. In ABC News Studios’ new special, “The Chrisleys: Life After Lockup,” the reality star detailed his experience in FPC Pensacola before he was ultimately pardoned by President Donald Trump. “Todd, take…

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