SPRING TWP., Pa. — Lauren O'Brien, the seventh-grade global studies teacher at Wilson Southern Middle School, is teaching her students about the Holocaust. "We wanted to make it a little bit more ...

Jan 29 (Reuters) - International Paper (IP.N), opens new tab said on Thursday it would split into two publicly traded companies by spinning off its European packaging business, aiming to streamline ...

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Donald Trump spoke Tuesday during a televised White House press conference. During his speech, Trump nearly shut his finger in a simple binder clip holding together a "book on accomplishments." "I ...

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A few weeks ago, a friend and I had one of those uncanny encounters, the kind that seems meant to be — even though it was actually the result of multiple variables ...

Join me in a symbol of resistance. In World War II, Norwegians wore paper clips on their lapels or buttonholes to protest Nazi occupation. The clips symbolized people bound in a common goal. The ...

During World War II, Norway was occupied by the Nazis. Norwegians, at great personal risk, showed their resistance to the fascism of the Nazis and the antisemitism by wearing a paper clip. That simple ...

American Federation of Teachers (AFT) boss Randi Weingarten hinted the U.S. was under "Nazi occupation" by wearing a paper clip during her interview on MSNBC’s "Morning Joe" Monday. Weingarten ...

Who taught her this was a good idea? Teachers union honcho Randi Weingarten popped up on MSNBC’s “Morning Joe” Monday and invoked the Nazi occupation of Europe to shill for her new book. The American ...