Taking part in AT&T’s “It Can Wait” program, which teaches teen drivers the importance of not using their phones while on the road, are the students of Langley High School. The two students above are using a Virtual Reality simulator to experience the ill effects of distracted driving. Research has suggested the “It Can Wait” program has played a part in reducing distraction-based car accidents, and the students of Langley appear on track to add to that finding.
With the new school year set to begin in under two weeks, on Aug.24, there goes the month of August from our traditional calendars. Football season will be well underway
The widely circulated but false report that was touted as one of the strongest non-electoral political moves in recent times, the new Pope Leo XIV, formerly known as the southside
The latest Spider-Man offering, rated PG-13 and released on July 31 by Sony Pictures, is a direct sequel to 2021’s “Spider-Man: No Way Home”. The Spider-Man franchise is one of
by Penny Gross Exclusive to the Falls Church News-Press Senator Ted Cruz (R-T) should be ashamed of himself. And Senators Bernie Moreno (R-OH) and Josh Hawley (R-MO), too. The vote