Fired high school coach says he's 'scapegoat' over antisemitic slurs during game
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Brian Williams, the high school girls basketball coach fired after antisemitic slurs were hurled toward Jewish opponents, says he's a "scapegoat."
Williams, in his third year as the coach, says he's the school's "scapegoat" for what happened.
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The U.S. State Department reissued its Russia travel warning as the Ukraine conflict intensifies, telling U.S. citizens to leave immediately due to detention risks and limited embassy help.