By Doug Criss, CNN A group of workers gathers for a team building event in a warehouse. The topic for the team building is what to do in the event of an active shooter, and an expert has been brought in to help facilitate the training. The expert is a school-age girl named Kayleigh. She […]
By Seth Fiegerman, CNN Business For nearly two years, Uber raced to rebuild its executive bench, overhaul its internal culture and repair its tarnished brand after suffering a long list of PR crises, all with the stated intention of being ready to go public in 2019. But even that wasn’t enough to guarantee a strong Wall Street debut. […]
By Kevin Tripp, KABC The Los Angeles Unified School District says the 500-million dollars per year that would be raised if Measure EE passes would help reduce class sizes. Larry Sand from the California Teachers Empowerment Network think it will just lead to more demands.
By Laura Jarrett, CNN Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who appointed special counsel Robert Mueller to investigate Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election, said goodbye to the Justice Department on Thursday. “Justice is in good hands,” Rosenstein told a packed crowd of current and former department officials, friends and well-wishers gathered in the department’s Great Hall. […]
By Joshua Berlinger, Yoonjung Seo and Sophie Jeong, CNN North Korea has launched two suspected “short-range missiles,” South Korea’s military said Thursday, adding yet another complication into Pyongyang’s stalled negotiations with the United States and peace talks with South Korea. It launched the projectiles at 4:29 p.m. local (3.29 a.m. ET) and 4:49 p.m. local […]
Laura Loomer joined The Morning Drive this week to weigh in on the debate over social media censorship following Facebook banning her from their platform.