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Newton Co. families outraged over ‘insensitive’ homework for 1st graders

By Patrick Quinn Click here for updates on this story     COVINGTON, Georgia (WANF) — On Tuesday, some Covington families voiced outrage over a homework assignment distributed to all 1st-graders in Newton County Schools. “This absolutely promotes violence, it promotes divisiveness, it goes against everything this country is trying to heal and move away from,” said

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1 in 3 parents ‘unnecessarily’ giving children fever-reducing medication: survey

By Olivia Bowden, CTVNews.ca writer Click here for updates on this story     TORONTO (CTV Network) — During the winter months, parents may be particularly worried about their children falling ill, especially as flu season arrived early last year in Canada, and COVID-19 causes continuing concerns. Doctors from the University of Michigan say a new survey

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Rail Force One: The ‘complicated’ train ride that brought Biden into Ukraine

By Paul Workman, Chief International Correspondent, CTV National News Click here for updates on this story     UKRAINE (CTV Network) — Ukraine’s national railway company has a catchy slogan, delivered with considerable pride: “Trains on time.” It’s a remarkable achievement considering the airborne terror unleashed on this country by Russia. Through it all, with stations bombed,

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‘I get to feel better again’: South Florida man reacts to scalpel-free treatment to stop hands from shaking

By Angela Rozier Click here for updates on this story     DELRAY BEACH, Florida (WPBF) — James Marty Muldoon can’t wait until he’s able to use his hand without it shaking. “I get to feel better again,” Muldoon said. “So that’s what it’s all about.” Muldoon has an essential tremor and now he has hope. “Probably

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‘I want her back’: UMaine study examines grief among parents of children with serious mental illness

By Terry Stackhouse Click here for updates on this story     BRISTOL, Maine (WMTW) — A new study from researchers at the University of Maine examines grief experienced by parents of children with severe mental illness and violent tendencies. The research leader Karyn Sporer, associate professor of sociology at UMaine, says the majority of people with

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