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Somerset County Public Schools is making a big change, moving away from student uniforms to convert instead to a systemwide student dress code.

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King Charles III, the 76-year-old monarch, has changed the rules at Buckingham Palace by relaxing the traditional all-white tennis dress code that has been in place since 1919.

King Charles is making Buckingham Palace a more colorful place. The British monarch, 76, has quietly axed a dress code rule at the royal residence in London, according to The Times.

The Houston City Council discussed an ordinance that would require businesses to post their dress code rules.