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MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Dr. Joris Ray has resigned as superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS), Herman Morris said during a Memphis-Shelby County Schools meeting Tuesday evening. Morris, who was hired by MSCS to investigate the allegations against Ray, presented the resolution that would terminate Ray’s employment with the school district to the MSCS Board around 7 p.m. READ MORE: MSCS school board launches investigation into Superintendent Joris Ray The Memphis-Shelby County School Board voted to accept the resignation of Dr. Ray, 8-0-1, with one board member abstaining. WATCH: Breakdown of the MSCS Board’s vote to accept the resignation of Dr….

Ashland teacher Paul Huard gets his hands dirty during summer break helping Ukrainian refugees escape to Poland Paul Huard, an Ashland history teacher, holds up a vest he wore this summer in Poland that identified him as an aid worker helping Ukrainian refugees. [Morgan Rothborne/Mail Tribune] Editor’s note: This is the first installment of a three-part series about local people who recently traveled to Eastern Europe to help Ukrainians in need. Paul Huard, a history teacher at Ashland High School, traded his summer vacation from walking another leg of the Camino de Santiago in Spain to help Ukrainian refugees escape…

KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) – Najib Razak is the first former Malaysian prime minister to go to jail, a major setback for a British-educated politician whose father and uncle were the second and third prime ministers of the country, respectively. The huge 1MDB financial scandal directly linked to him was not only a personal blow, but also shook, at least temporarily, the control his party, the United Malays National Organization, had over Malaysian politics . UMNO had traditionally enjoyed the support of the country’s ethnic Malay majority and had headed the National Front coalition government since the country gained independence…

St. LOUIS – A new book examines news coverage and its impact on the political divide in America. NewsNation political editor Chris Stirewalt’s book, “Broken News: Why the Media Rage Machine Divides America and How to Fight Back,” is available for purchase. In an interview with FOX 2 News, Stirewalt explains how his experience working in political media inspired the book. “What I’ve seen throughout my career has been how politics has moved from the periphery to the center of everything,” he said. “Every time, every story goes through a political prism before we can talk about reality.” In “Breaking…

NEW YORK – Tired of Venezuela’s autocratic government and the misery he earned in the military, Dario Maldonado defected and fled with his family to neighboring Colombia. But life was still hard: money was tight and expenses were mounting. So he left for the United States, an odyssey that required him to travel on foot through the Central American jungle infested with poisonous snakes and gun-toting bandits, sometimes dodging the corpses of people who died on the same trip. Now Maldonado and thousands of other asylum seekers from Latin America and the Caribbean are caught up in the political battle…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Attorney Harmeet Dhillon shared the latest political fallout from the FBI raid at Mar-a-Lago Tuesday on “The Ingraham Angle,” saying former President Donald Trump is being treated differently than other past presidents . Harmeet Dhillon: Well, it was a very interesting piece by Rivkin and Casey, and they basically said that regardless of what that search warrant said, the Presidential Records Act provides very broad protection for former presidents to take these papers, and it explains how it’s been up to 12 years since a president working in conjunction with the archives…