Redeem now Rachel Dolezal was charged this week with theft by welfare fraud, perjury and false verification for public assistance.She illegally received $8,747 in food assistance and $100 in child care assistance from August 2015 through November 2017, court documents said.The investigator reviewed Diallo's records and found that she had been reporting her income as usually less than $500 per month, court documents said.She had deposited nearly $84,000 into her bank account between August 2015 and September 2017.

Redeem now A new viral TikTok trend involves women asking their male partners to name a woman quickly.Many clips show women displeased after their boyfriend or husband names someone else, like a celebrity.A psychologist told Business Insider that some women could be using it to access their partner's "unconscious." Who's the first woman you can think of? Get your responses ready because you might be asked. A new TikTok trend involves mostly women spontaneously asking their boyfriends and husbands to name the first woman that comes to mind.

A lot of streamers and content creators have often kept a secret identity on the internet for various reasons. Many of them don’t use a face cam to hide themselves, like the way Corpse Husband does. Some of them use it, but wear disguises like Dr Disrespect, or even use dog filters like Theonemanny. Some streamers like Sykkuno show their real selves, but hide their real name from everyone. Streaming with an alternate identity is always a great idea, as it inhibits viewers from getting a peek into the streamer’s personal life.

Poet Lawrence Ferlinghetti turns 100 Sunday. NPR's Scott Simon reads his poem, "I Am Waiting." ncG1vNJzZmivp6x7r7zRZ6arn19nfXKFjmlqaGpjZIRxgpBtanJvaWSuqbHAnWSonl2dtrR5kGlnraBdl7azwMedmLJlkWK%2Fpq3DoqWgZZ%2Bbeq2t1qucp5uVYrOmvsuipaCglanBqr%2BMomSapV2srqrAyKee

FIFA World Cup 2023 : NPR Accessibility links FIFA World Cup 2023 NPR's coverage of the FIFA Women's World Cup 2023 soccer tournament in New Zealand and Australia The former president of Spain's soccer federation, Luis Rubiales, passes a police van as he leaves a court appearance in Madrid on Friday. Manu Fernandez/AP hide caption toggle caption Manu Fernandez/AP Spain soccer federation President Luis Rubiales speaks during a news conference in Nyon, Switzerland, on Oct.