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Speaking at Glamour's Women of the Year Summit, Muhammad said she and her sisters used to sew hijabs for their Barbies while growing up in New Jersey. Now, she hopes that her own Barbie doll will inspire children of color across the country to "embrace what makes them unique."  293

Shortbread cookies are all the rage during the holidays in Alaska, Arizona, Florida, Indiana, Montana, North Dakota, Oregon, and Tennessee.Gingerbread is a holiday favorite in California, Connecticut, Georgia, Maine, Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Utah.Residents in Idaho, Massachusetts, Mississippi, New Mexico, South Carolina, and Texas are big fans of crinkle cookies.Snickerdoodle cookies are a hit in Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, and Virginia.Michigan, Kentucky, New Jersey, and Rhode Island love oatmeal cookies.The least popular holiday cookie in the U.S. was chocolate chip cookies, with only Illinois residents claiming the cookie as its favorite.The social media company said it analyzed the data based on cookies mentioned by states in feed and stories over the past month. 780

Students will be required to present proof of vaccination by the 10th day of classes in their first semester. Those who fail to do so will receive a hold on their account, rendering them unable to register for classes or alter their schedule until they confirm with the university they have received the full series of meningococcal B vaccines. 344

Surveillance video from The Pavilion at Mixon Farms shows a silver, early 2000s, Ford Explorer pull into the parking lot around 9:30 p.m. Saturday. The driver lingers in the parking lot for nearly two hours. Then, she makes her move."We believe that someone texted her or called her or just let her know that, 'hey this is the bag that you need to look for.' Because no one else knew where the cards with all the money and valuable items were," Emma Cox said.Cox said her dad was loading the gifts into her husband Chris' truck right outside the venue when the woman casually walked up and stole the gift bag."She knew exactly where to go. (She) didn't look for anything else in the car, didn't go through anyone else's car doors, just went exactly where it was in that car and that door," Cox said.Cox said only a handful of people even knew where the cards were. She said her father wasn't one of them. The truck was so close to the venue, parked in a roundabout, that Cox's dad didn't lock the doors and was on his way back with more gifts when the thief struck."From the looks of the video, if you've watched it, anybody on the street would probably say that was an inside job," Chris Cox said. "This looked intentional and planned, and the timing was perfect. This person is probably broken and hurting for something, and I would've loved to have been able to help that person if they would've asked for it."Brandy Harlan, the Wedding Coordinator and Marketing Director of The Pavilion at Mixon Farms, said she also believes the theft was an inside job. The venue is currently looking through all surveillance videos to try and connect a wedding crasher they might have missed, or one of their outside vendors to the woman who showed up and stole the bag.Harlan even went to the company's Facebook page to urge followers to share the surveillance video in the hopes of identifying the woman who stole the bride and groom's gifts. 1934

that suggest teaching children to yell "like a monster" to scare the animal away.Torbert also said not to feed the animal -- it's one reason coyotes have become acclimated to humans and the animal will continue to come back for more food. 238

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