Jul 30 Watch 5:08 How the Trump administration explains ongoing family separations at the border The American Civil Liberties Union says the Trump administration has continued to separate migrant children from their parents at the U.S.-Mexico border, despite a federal judge’s 2018 ruling to stop the practice. Amna Nawaz talks to the ACLU’s Lee Galernt… Continue watching
Jul 30 Watch 7:07 In Dallas, how art and culinary skills are helping juvenile offenders stay out of jail By John Yang In Dallas, two programs aim to shift the conversation around juvenile justice -- one by bringing young people into the kitchen, and the other by using art to address trauma. Creative Solutions and Cafe Momentum offer juvenile offenders the chance… Continue watching
Jul 30 Watch 7:13 Can schools spare kids ‘lunch shaming’ while still paying the bills? Public school districts have made headlines in recent months for putting children in the middle when their parents owe money for their school lunches. The controversial practice, known as “lunch shaming,” has sparked national outrage and prompted a conversation about… Continue watching
Jul 30 ACLU: Over 900 children were separated from their families after court order to stop By Elliot Spagat, Associated Press The group said 911 children had been separated from their families from June 28, 2018, to June 29 of this year. Continue reading
Jul 30 What you need to know about the Capital One data breach By Ken Sweet, Frank Bajak, Michelle Chapman, Associated Press The alleged hacker, Paige A. Thompson, obtained Social Security and bank account numbers in some instances, as well other information such as names, birthdates, credit scores and self-reported income, the bank said Monday. Continue reading
Jul 30 Jill Ellis stepping down as U.S. women’s soccer coach By Anne M. Peterson, Associated Press Ellis has been coach of the team since 2014, guiding it to victories at the World Cup in 2015 and earlier this month in France. Continue reading
Jul 30 Body of 1930s gangster John Dillinger to be exhumed By Rick Callahan, Associated Press The Indiana State Department of Health approved a permit for Dillinger's nephew to have the body exhumed from an Indianapolis cemetery and reinterred there. Continue reading
Jul 30 Opponent of nation’s public lands is picked to oversee them By Ellen Knickmeyer, Brady McCombs, Associated Press Wyoming native William Perry Pendley has, for decades, championed ranchers and others in standoffs with the federal government over grazing and other uses of public lands. Continue reading
Jul 30 2 dead, police officer wounded in Mississippi Walmart shooting By Adrian Sainz, Associated Press The gunman, who killed two Walmart employees in Southaven, Mississippi, was shot by a police officer and was hospitalized in unknown condition. Continue reading
Jul 30 Lawyers say Border Patrol is only transferring migrants once it’s sued By Nomaan Merchant, Associated Press Lawyers say they have noticed a pattern: Adults are detained in packed Border Patrol cells only to be moved within hours once the government is sued on their behalf. Continue reading