Some teachers are planning to call out of school Wednesday to demonstrate at intersections in Wake County and beyond.

Here’s the scenario: You’re sick and you need to notify your boss that you won’t be able to work today. Are you calling in sick or are you calling out sick? The choice between the two words is one of ...

I work in a restaurant, and they’ve always been insane about us coming into work even if we’re sick. The manager insists that ...

Rumors have swirled on social media that North Carolina teachers may call out of work on Nov. 7 and Nov. 10 to protest issues such as the lack of a state budget. A viral social media post has caused ...

Getting out of your super-cozy bed and going to work is never easy. Between contemplating life’s purpose to mindlessly scrolling TikTok with one eye shut because it just refuses to open, why would you ...

A fifth-grade teacher has gone viral on TikTok after explaining why teachers hardly ever call out of work for sickness, following the nightmare she faced when she tried to take just one day off. After ...

Here's what LSU coach Kim Mulkey said about not being able to challenge a controversial no-call against Mikayla Blakes as ...

Fans took to social media to call out the NFL's decision to flex the Pittsburgh Steelers-Baltimore Ravens' Week 18 game to ...

Prof. Loretta J. Ross is combating cancel culture with a popular class at Smith College. Credit...Peyton Fulford for The New York Times Supported by By Jessica Bennett Nyla Conaway, 19, remembers ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Activision president Rob Kostich has confirmed that the company has the Call of Duty franchise's future mapped out through 2027. He also confirmed ...

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The choice between the two words is one of those little things that stand out if someone picks a different one than the one you’re accustomed to. It’s the sort of question that nags at you, too, which ...