A school district in Virginia apologized on Wednesday for a T-shirt that featured a logo resembling a swastika, which led to complaints, Newsweek reported. Hanover County Public Schools (HCPS) said in its explanation that the logo was "created without any ill-intent." "We are deeply sorry for this mistake and for the emotions that the logo has evoked by its semblance to a swastika," Superintendent Michael Gill said in a statement on HCPS’s website. "We condemn anything associated with the Nazi regime in the strongest manner possible." He added that the logo was created by a teacher to "represent four hands...