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Tony Hawk uses skateboarding to teach community organizing 11/02/2022 03:18pm • Sara Campos remembers being inspired to start skateboarding after playing Tony Hawk videogames on the California family���s PlayStation 2. Campos, 23, who uses they/them pronouns, never dreamed they would be part of Tony Hawk���s charitable work. But last month, Campos was selected for the first cla Review: Alejandro I����rritu's freewheeling fantasia 'Bardo' 11/02/2022 01:17pm • In the swaggering, maximalist cinema of Alejandro I����rritu, I����rritu has, himself, never been all that far off the screen. Since his blistering debut in ���Amores Perros��� to his seamless, surrealistic ���Birdman or (The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance),��� I����rritu���s showman-like presence The `Me Space': Finding small spots at home to call your own 11/02/2022 10:40am • It���s not a ���she shed��� or a ���man cave.��� More of a ���me space.��� It might be a little nook beside a stairway. Or along a wall with a nice window. An enclosed balcony. A basement alcove. Even deep inside a roomy closet. In a home full of roommates or family members, there are times when we 'Happy' and 'mad': 2 visions in Colorado governor's race 11/02/2022 08:51am • BOULDER, Colo. (AP) ��� Seeking a second term as Colorado's governor, Democrat Jared Polis refers to himself with a simple phrase as he tries to fend off a barrage of attacks from a challenger trying to become the state's first Republican governor since 2007: ���Happy dad.��� The father of two's Bohm hits 1,000th HR in World Series history, Phils launch 5 11/02/2022 01:31am • PHILADELPHIA (AP) ��� Alec Bohm hit the 1,000th home run in World Series history Tuesday night, and the Philadelphia Phillies quickly went to work on launching the next thousand. Bryce Harper, Bohm and Brandon Marsh teed off early against Houston starter Lance McCullers Jr. in Game 3 of the 118th Wo DC-area pantry launching baby food drive 11/02/2022 12:44am • Rising costs are impacting food pantries across the country including in the D.C. area. Corinne Cannon, executive director of the Greater DC Diaper Bank, said that the organization's "shelves are empty and the needs are really great." She said that many families who had previously donated baby fo Harper, Phillies tie World Series mark with 5 HR, top Astros 11/02/2022 12:40am • PHILADELPHIA (AP) ��� Bryce Harper bashed a home run on the first World Series pitch he saw in Philadelphia, and then figured out how the Phillies could hit a few more. The $330 million star offered quiet advice to Alec Bohm ��� and then it got really loud in Philadelphia. As for those whispers in M 'Choice between two harms:' DC Council delays COVID-19 vaccination requirements for students 11/01/2022 09:30pm • Families of D.C. students will not need to have their children vaccinated against the coronavirus by Jan. 3, 2023, or risk having their kids pulled out of school per the city's "no shots, no school" policy. The D.C. Council voted Tuesday to delay enforcement of the��COVID-19 vaccination mandate f Uvalde families gather at Texas Capitol for Day of the Dead 11/01/2022 09:09pm • AUSTIN, Texas (AP) ��� Relatives, who marched to the mansion of Republican Gov. Greg Abbott carrying the altar, chose the location to again demand tougher gun laws in Texas following the May shooting at Robb Elementary School. They have been most vocal about raising the age to purchase AR-15-styl Judge OKs lawsuit against Angels over Tyler Skaggs death 11/01/2022 08:42pm • FULLERTON, Calif. (AP) ��� A California judge is allowing a lawsuit to proceed against the Los Angeles Angels over the drug-related death of pitcher Tyler Skaggs. Orange County Superior Court Judge Glenn Salter on Monday rejected the team's motion to dismiss and set the start of a 20-day jury trial Should Parents Contact College Professors? 11/01/2022 08:00pm • The transition from high school to college can be a challenge for some students, and it also requires an adjustment from parents. "They go from having access to everything to having access to either nothing or what the child will allow their parents to see," says Stephanie Jerstad, an assistant prof 1 dead, 6 wounded after Halloween Party shooting in Kansas 11/01/2022 06:58pm • KANSAS CITY, Kan. (AP) ��� One person was killed and six others were wounded after gunfire erupted at a crowded Halloween party in Kansas City, Kansas. The shooting happened Monday night at a large party at a Kansas City, Kansas home. Police said between 70 and 100 people were at the party. Police Review: Jennifer Lawrence keeps 'Causeway' nicely afloat 11/01/2022 05:24pm • A pickup truck breaking down on the street turns into a blessing of sorts in ���Causeway,��� a new, gentle Apple TV+ drama starring Jennifer Lawrence. She plays a military engineer recovering in her native New Orleans after a debilitating brain injury suffered in Afghanistan when her Chevrolet truck Families unleash grief and anger on Parkland school shooter 11/01/2022 05:15pm • FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) ��� Families of the 17 children and staff members Parkland school shooter Nikolas Cruz murdered cursed him to hell, wished him a painful death and called him a coward Tuesday as they got their one chance to address him directly before he is sentenced to life in prison. Fo As housing prices surge, rent control is back on the ballot 11/01/2022 05:03pm • SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ��� Liberty McCoy was out Saturday urging voters to pass a Nov. 8 ballot measure to limit rent increases in Pasadena because she���s afraid she���ll be priced out of the city where she grew up and where her aging parents live. The librarian and her husband, a freelance consultant,