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close Video Fox News Flash top headlines for March 17 Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. A pilot program in Massachusetts offering universal school meals would be extended through the end of the 2023-2024 school year as part of a supplemental budget proposal filed Friday by Gov. Maura Healey. The $734 million proposed spending plan includes $171 million for the state-funded school meals program. The proposal also directs the state Office of Education to report by early next year on options to extend this program into the future, including looking for ways to tap into federal funds to help pay for the meals. The administration had earlier requested funding to continue the program through the current school year, according to Healey. BOSTON EYES FOSSIL FUEL LIMITS ON NEW CONSTRUCTIONS "The universal school meals program has proven to be a success in expanding access to nutritious … [Read more...] about Massachusetts Gov. Healey looks to extend schools’ universal free lunch program

Scott Drew isn’t in the same realm as Coach K, Jim Boeheim or Roy Williams, coaching legends all. But it appears he’s on his way. His third-seeded Bears rolled to a 74-56 win over No. 14 UC-Santa Barbara on Friday in the opening round of the NCAA Tournament at Ball Arena. But Drew, whose younger brother Bryce is the Grand Canyon coach and father, Homer, the longtime coach at Valparaiso, isn’t one for reflecting during the tournament. He believes his Bears, who won the program’s first national title two years ago, are primed for another deep run. “There’s really no reflecting, especially in the middle of this tournament, because once you start to reflect, you’re done,” Scott Drew said. “One thing that did hit home to me was when it was pointed out that it’s the 25th anniversary of my brother’s (famous March Madness) shot. I thought about it, that none of our guys were born at that point. I felt old at that point, but that’s the only reflecting I’ve done here.” Scott Drew was an … [Read more...] about Scott Drew, Baylor roll UC-Santa Barbara 74-56 in NCAA Tournament opener thanks to dominant second half

close Video Ken Cuccinelli shares potential DeSantis 2024 campaign details in New Hampshire.mp4 Ken Cuccinelli, a former top Trump administration official, says the mission of a new super PAC he formed is to help Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis get off ‘to a much faster start’ if he decides to launch a 2024 GOP presidential campaign. MANCHESTER, N.H. – EXCLUSIVE - Ken Cuccinelli, a former top Trump administration official, says "the mission" of a recently formed super PAC he’s heading up is to help Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida get off "to a much faster start" if he declares his candidacy for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination. Cuccinelli, a former Virginia attorney general and the 2013 GOP gubernatorial nominee who later served as acting deputy homeland security director during the last two years of former President Donald Trump’s administration , last week launched the "Never Back Down PAC." Though Cuccinelli was a strong … [Read more...] about Former top Trump administration official who launched pro-DeSantis super PAC reveals his mission

By The Associated Press March Madness has begun! Here is what to know about the women’s NCAA Tournament, including the favorites and underdogs as well as key games and how to watch: TOP SEEDS The top four seeds in the tournament are South Carolina, Indiana, Virginia Tech and Stanford. Each is in a region, some tougher than others (on paper). We break them down for you: SOUTH CAROLINA: The undefeated defending national champions are the No. 1 overall seed they opened with an easy win. The Greenville I Region includes two teams in No. 2 seed Maryland and No. 4 seed UCLA that lost to the Gamecocks earlier this season. South Carolina is loaded, with two-time Southeastern Conference player of the year Aliyah Boston and leading scorer Zia Cooke. INDIANA: The Hoosiers landed the top seed in the Greenville II Region and won its opener by 30 points. Mackenzie Holmes leads Indiana with 22.3 points and 7.3 rebounds per game. Top challengers include No. 2 seed Utah, No. 3 seed LSU … [Read more...] about March Madness: Clutch performances as women open tourney

Adbert Alzolay’s emoji game got a workout this past week. Alzolay tuned in for both of Chicago Cubs teammate Javier Assad’s stellar relief appearances for Team Mexico in the World Baseball Classic. And as Assad racked up the scoreless innings on the international stage, Alzolay made sure to give his performances a shout out on Twitter, punctuated with the appropriate emoji. “I mean, he’s just electric,” Alzolay told the Tribune. “Seeing him growing up in the minors and now seeing him on the biggest stage right now doing what he’s doing against the hitters and the teams he’s been doing it against tells you that this guy is already ready for the playoffs.” Like Alzolay, most of Justin Steele’s career has overlapped with Assad’s at the minor- and major-league levels. “That’s Assad, baby,” Steele said. “That’s just how he is. He’s really good.” Assad’s success in the WBC built off his Cactus League work. In six appearances between the two, Assad has recorded 9⅔ scoreless … [Read more...] about How Javier Assad’s offseason velocity program and WBC performance has him in contention for Chicago Cubs roster spot

A mum says she's so glam that other mums feel 'threatened' by her on the nursery run. Raven Dixon-Biggs, 28, who is mum to son Remington, two, spends hours doing her make-up, choosing her outfit and fixing her hair to do the nursery run. She says other mums feel "threatened" because she gets dolled up to drop off her little boy. READ MORE: 'I don't ever want kids – I'm sick of people saying my life lacks purpose' However, she says she'll "never change" and "would rather die" than be seen wearing joggers, a messy bun and a makeup-free face to pick up her son. Raven, from Sandwell, Birmingham, said: "I've always been very glam, and I take two hours to get ready, put on my wig, and do my make-up. "I didn't wake up one day and think I wanted to be a glam mum. I knew I would be that, because it's how I am." She added: "When I take my son to nursery or soft-play, I make an effort - even if some mums feel threatened when another woman is wearing false lashes at 9.30am. … [Read more...] about ‘I spend hours glamming up for nursery run – other mums feel so threatened’

In his second offseason with the Chicago Bears, general manager Ryan Poles has plenty of salary-cap space to rework a roster that finished 3-14 in 2022. With the NFL’s new league year now here, allowing free agents to begin signing with new teams, the Tribune will track all of the Bears’ arrivals and departures and provide insight into what they mean. The free-agency negotiation window opened across the league at 11 a.m. Monday. Unrestricted free agents could finalize deals when the new league year began at 3 p.m. Wednesday. Column: After adding 5 new starters, Bears GM Ryan Poles can wait for prices to fall in free agency Column: Bears’ aggressive start to free agency has one common thread — young players entering their prime years What headline-grabbing move is next? 5 Bears questions before free agency. Column: Ryan Poles checked a big box on the Bears’ offseason list with his bold trade. Now comes the hard part. Bears trade the No. 1 pick in the 2023 NFL … [Read more...] about Chicago Bears free-agency news: Tight end Robert Tonyan and running back D’Onta Foreman agree to 1-year deals

The Chicago White Sox have difficult choices ahead as they build their opening-day roster. That’s the way manager Pedro Grifol prefers. “It’s not going to be an easy decision, which is a good thing for us as an organization,” Grifol said Wednesday. “Easy decisions are not good for any organization. “Hard decisions mean you’ve got depth and you signed the right guys in the offseason. That’s where we’re at.” The Sox open the regular season against the 2022 champion Houston Astros on March 30 at Minute Maid Park. Here’s a Tribune projection of the team’s opening-day roster. Starting pitchers (5) RHP Dylan Cease RHP Mike Clevinger RHP Lucas Giolito RHP Lance Lynn RHP Michael Kopech The rotation is set. Now it’s all about establishing an order. Grifol said he likely will wait until after the World Baseball Classic to name an opening-day starter. “Make sure that everybody’s healthy, everybody gets back healthy,” he said last week. A depth option … [Read more...] about Projecting the Chicago White Sox opening-day roster: Who will claim the remaining spots?

Laura Main discusses her new play SUBSCRIBE Invalid email We use your sign-up to provide content in ways you've consented to and to improve our understanding of you. This may include adverts from us and 3rd parties based on our understanding. You can unsubscribe at any time. More info Call the Midwife actress Laura Main, who has starred in the Sunday evening series since day one, is about to begin a run in the stage production of Steel Magnolias. The role sees her appear alongside a stellar female cast including X Factor star Diana Vickers and former EastEnders actress Lucy Speed. Related articles Gogglebox fans voice concern for Gyles and Mary as they go missing on Strictly’s Giovanni Pernice ‘focused on career’ amid split rumours Laura will play M'Lynn Eatenton, a role which was undertaken by legendary actress Sally Field in the classic tearjerker movie. However, her fans will have to rush to see … [Read more...] about Call the Midwife’s Shelagh Turner star opens up on being replaced in new role

If there’s one person who knows about the unlimited power of sport, then it’s Paralympian Claire Cashmore. With five Games under her belt and multiple medals - including a gold and silver in swimming at Rio and a bronze in the Paratriathlon in Tokyo - she is who she is today because of her sport. Born without a left forearm, the 34-year-old admits she was incredibly self-conscious about her disability growing up and in her teenage years. She’d do all she could to hide her arm and grew to hate the fact that she was different. At that time there was no one like her to look up to and no one visible who was also living life with a disability. On a day like today - International Women’s Day - it’s a reminder of just how important role models are for the younger generation who might be doubting if sport is for them. “I look back at when I was young and my role models were able-bodied men,” Cashmore told Mirror Sport. “You’re like, ‘that’s so irrelevant’. “But that’s all … [Read more...] about Paralympian Claire Cashmore opens up on disability as she explains turning point