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The photos were originally posted on the school district’s Facebook page, but have since been removed.In a video posted to Facebook, Middleton School District Superintendent Josh Middleton said he is “deeply troubled by the decision by a staff member to wear those costumes that are clearly insensitive and inappropriate."In the video, Middleton said he had been contacted by a parent “expressing concern" over the staff’s costumes.“We are better than this. We embrace all students. We have a responsibility to teach all students," Middleton said. "Do I think there was a malicious intent in this poor decision? No, I don’t. Was there poor judgment involved? Absolutely."He also offered his “sincerest and deepest and humblest apologies to our families, to our patrons. Again, we are so much better than this.”The superintendent said the costumes were part of a curriculum unit on character, respect and kindness. "These are quality teachers and I think it was a bad unit or a unit that's gone bad as a result. I don't think anything malicious, no malicious intent, but this day and time, very insensitive and inappropriate."As of Friday morning, the teachers in the pictures were still working at the school. "They are not only sending a very distasteful display, but it's racist. I mean, this is racist. I mean how do they feel when the students come into class and see that those pictures?" said Humberto Fuentes, president of the Hispanic Cultural Center of Idaho. Middleton's top administrator said the staff could face consequences from a verbal warning to termination, but at this point the district is on a fact finding mission before making any decisions. 1729

The memo signed by President Trump states personnel may perform “military protective activities,” but only if the Secretary of Defense deems it necessary to ensure protection of federal agents. 193

The independent commission, led by former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, released a detailed 60-page report Wednesday, seven months after the group was formed by the NCAA in response to a federal corruption investigation that rocked college basketball. Ten people, including some assistant coaches, have been charged in a bribery and kickback scheme , and high-profile programs such as Arizona, Louisville and Kansas have been tied to possible NCAA violations. 466

The girl was bleeding from the mouth and suffered other injuries after hitting pavement below.Mohammad Abu Odeh, the girl’s father, told 10News she is at home and does not have a scratch on her body. He said it's amazing she wasn't hurt and wants other parents to be aware this could happen in a split second. "My wife started screaming and I went downstairs and I saw her standing. I don't know how, but thank God she was standing. She's better now emotionally. She was shook from the accident. It wasn’t easy for her. It’s like 12 feet,” said Abu Obeh.Paramedics at the scene said they could not find any signs of serious injury, but the girl was taken to Rady Children’s Hospital via ambulance. She was released hours later.A recent study shows 5,000 kids a year fall from windows, mostly children under the age of 5. Experts say the best way to prevent this from happening is removing all furniture from the window area. 929

The Post cites an arrest warrant affidavit the newspaper obtained.According to the affidavit, 21-year-old Patrick Crusius stopped his car in the middle of the road after leaving the scene. He reportedly got out of his car with his hands in the air and told police, "I'm the shooter."Crusius allegedly authored a racist manifesto and posted it online in the hours before the shooting.More on this as it develops. 411

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