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Hillsborough County Public School officials called an emergency meeting to consider a potential mask mandate "for all students and staff."
The number of children hospitalized with COVID-19 in the United States hit a record high of just over 1,900 on Saturday.
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"Since you made the mask policy optional, I intend to opt my daughter out of the dress code. Please make note."
"She never got sick, and we assumed like many people that this would just go away just as quickly as it came," her uncle said.
The Olympics superstar is also a foster child herself, and says she believes in a person's right to choose when it comes to abortion.
"Look at my child!" she wrote on Facebook. "THIS is why people are afraid. THIS is why people beg for you to wear a mask."
"I can't believe that this was acceptable and that this was okay," she said on Kristen Bell's podcast.
Kutcher and Kunis show they're good sports after breaking the internet last week over how often they bathe their kids.
Raise your hand if you give into your kids more than you should. Oops.
The AMA says that assigning sex at birth "perpetuates the view that it is immutable and fails to recognize the medical spectrum of gender identity."
"Never doubt a determined mother," she captioned the video.
But the soon-to-be mama of two says she's relinquishing control of those worries this time around.
In a post for World Breastfeeding Week, she shared the reality of breastfeeding: it's far from easy.
The actress shared the news of her diagnosis on Twitter.
Luckily, it's a very easy fix. The more you know!
"Well...this is what it look like," Halsey captioned the series of photos they shared of their life as a new mom.
Randi Weingarten, president of the American Federation of Teachers, says it's "not a new thing" to have immunizations in schools.
"I want my daughter to know and have a positive association with money and feel like I can choose something that I feel good about," she says.
Kate Rayner is suing NBC Universal over her former station's lack of accommodations for her pumping.
