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Kansas Parents Outraged After School Introduces 'Open' Pre-K Bathrooms with No Stall Doors

Parents in Pratt, Kansas, are protesting the open design of a preschool bathroom at Southwest Elementary, citing concerns over privacy for young children.

Latin Times

Fleeing Israeli Bombs, Lebanon's Displaced Met With Suspicion

Israel's bombardment of Hezbollah's south Beirut stronghold has forced tens of thousands to flee to the capital, but many in divided Lebanon view the newcomers with suspicion, worried they might also become targets.

International Business Times

New on Netflix: 7 movies and shows to watch this week (Sept 16-22)

Dig into all the new Netflix TV shows and movies heading to Netflix this week, including the premiere of "Monsters: The Lyle and Erik Menendez Story" and the streaming debut of "His Three Daughters."

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Elizabeth Olsen: 'I think I'm supposed to live in England'

The American actress talks about her new film His Three Daughters, about returning to the Marvel universe and her love of Richmond

Evening Standard

The Life Impossible by Matt Haig review – a journey of rediscovery

A woman acquires supernatural abilities on Ibiza in this follow-up to The Midnight Library

The Guardian - UK

Crime thriller that divided Rotten Tomatoes claims Netflix Top 10 spot

James Nesbitt detective drama hits Netflix Top 10 but isn't loved by everyone...

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Natalie Palamides: Weer review – an outrageously entertaining one-woman romcom

Playing both partners in a sordid three-year relationship, the bold LA clown delivers another unforgettable show

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Suspect series 2 on Channel 4 review: flamboyantly silly in all the worst ways

The crime show is back for another season... but why?

Evening Standard

Suspect – who’s who in season 2 of the hit Channel 4 show

The crime drama is back, and there’s more murder than ever

Evening Standard

Republicans Pray For Trump - And His 'Enemies'

At a prayer vigil in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Robert Benning's eyes water when he talks about Donald Trump surviving this weekend's assassination attempt.

International Business Times

‘But you hated these clothes!’ The complicated history of ‘lesbian fashion’

From a 17th century Swedish queen to drag king Stormé DeLarverie, a new book charts the myriad styles of women-loving women through the ages

The Guardian - UK

11-Year-Old Athena Elling Graduates College, Sets Record

Athena Elling, at 11, is poised to make history as the youngest graduate of Irvine Valley College with an associate's degree in liberal arts, supported by ...

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Christina And Josh Hall Celebrate Three-Year Anniversary In Mexico

Christina and Josh Hall celebrate their enduring love with a romantic getaway in Los Cabos, Mexico, sharing intimate moments on social media.

The Guardian - AU

David relies on Christina for 24/7 care, but the NDIS won’t fund her help – because she’s his wife

The deafblind advocate is unable to find another carer and NDIA says it only funds family members in ‘exceptional circumstances’

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Westworld star says she's "kept up at night" wondering how the cancelled show would've ended

Evan Rachel Wood says she once asked Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan to tell her their planned conclusion, and they said no

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Employers Aren’t Happy With Gen Z Employees’ Work Ethic, Netizens Join Heated Discussion Over It

Recent study finds 19% of U.S. employers have had job candidates' parents show up to job interviews and they're not having it. The post Employers Aren’t Happy With Gen Z Employees’ Work Ethic, Netizens Join Heated Discussion Over It first appeared on Bored Panda.

The Guardian - UK

There Is No Blue Martha Baillie review – a tough and tender family memoir

The Canadian author explores her sister’s schizophrenia and the loss of her mother in a compelling trilogy of essays

The Guardian - US

‘I’ve been called groomer, pervert, creep’: teachers and banned authors on fighting this year’s ‘ed scare’

Facing book bans and laws like Florida’s ‘don’t say gay’ measure, educators describe threats against them – and what keeps them going

Tom’s Guide

How to watch Something Undone online: stream the haunting new Canadian thriller for FREE

All 10 episodes of Something Undone will be streaming exclusively on ITVX from Thursday, December 14. Here's how to watch it from anywhere in the world.

WEKU

'I ain't found it yet.' No line this mother won't cross to save her addicted daughter

Renae was so desperate to keep her child alive when so many others have died from overdose that she resorted to extreme measures — and extreme risks. She now supervises drug use in her own home.

The Independent UK

My kids don’t have sushi in their packed lunches – does it make me a bad mother?

Faced with the prospect of making basic packed lunches for school at the crack of dawn is hard enough without then hearing about other parents’ glorious creations for Instagram posts, says Charlotte Cripps

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