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Education
By 2021, Virginia colleges led the nation in DEI administrative bloat
Under former governors Ralph Northam (D) and Terry McAuliffe (D), Virginia universities hired many more left-wing administrators, and progressives and…
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Incoming college students unable to do basic math after pandemic
Incoming students are often unable to do basic math at colleges across America. Many of them failed to learn the…
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Foreign Affairs
Drones save lives by increasing child immunization rates
The nation of Ghana in west Africa defaulted on its foreign debt last year. It’s not very good at managing…
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Politics
Early voting begins in Virginia, to decide control of Virginia’s legislature; Democrats veering left
Early voting starts today in the crucial 2023 Virginia elections for the entire General Assembly (all 140 seats) plus important…
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Science and Technology
Sign of possible life discovered on faraway planet
“NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope may have discovered tentative evidence of a sign of life on a faraway planet,” reports…
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Education
Colleges hold events such as ‘Queering Menstruation’ and ‘Anal 101’
“As college students return to their schooling this month, several universities are offering a variety of programs that delve into…
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Law and Government
California ban on gun ads that are ‘attractive to minors’ blocked by federal appeals court
A federal appeals court has concluded that California likely violated the First Amendment, by banning gun ads that “reasonably appear[]…
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Artificial wombs could be coming soon
Nature reports that human trials of artificial wombs could start soon. The purpose is to provide a womb-like environment for…
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Education
Large numbers of library books removed and destroyed in the name of ‘equity’ and ‘inclusion’
Progressive Canadian school systems are now culling large numbers of books from their libraries in the name of “equity.” One…
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Science and Technology
Brain implants could fight depression
Researchers have moved closer to using brain implants to safely treat depression. Surgeons in Houston report that they can use…
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Foreign Affairs
Special mosquitoes are being bred to fight dengue fever, also known as ‘breakbone fever’
Dengue fever can be an agonizingly painful disease, causing severe muscle spasms and joint pain. It can be as painful…
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Education
Preschool teacher says she teaches kids to ‘be gay,’ not practical skills
States are increasingly requiring that pre-K teachers and even daycare providers get a college degree. Washington, DC requires that daycare…
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Education
Protesters shut down speech by conservative professor on Maryland’s Eastern Shore
On September 7, protesters at Washington College on Maryland’s Eastern Shore shouted down outspoken conservative Princeton University Professor Robert George…
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Foreign Affairs
Thousands die in floods in Libya after more than a foot of rain falls in parts of the desert nation
The country of Libya is almost entirely desert. But thousands recently died there in massive floods after more than a…
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Law and Government
Court blocks Trump special prosecutor’s access to Republican lawmaker’s cell phone messages about 2020 election
A ranking Republican Congressman’s conversations with allies in Congress and the Trump White House about challenging the 2020 election results…
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Education
Harvard research blames ‘capitalism,’ ‘white supremacy’ for black women’s health problems
“‘Capitalism,’ ‘white supremacy,’ and ‘structural racism’ are to blame for the high rate of black maternal health problems in the…
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Science and Technology
Scientists grow embryo, without using any sperm or egg
“Scientists have grown an entity that closely resembles an early human embryo, without using sperm, eggs or a womb,” reports…
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Law and Government
Democratic politician has sex for money on the internet, then claims it is a ‘sex crime’ to disclose that to the general public
“Susanna Gibson, a House candidate in Virginia, had sex with her husband in live videos posted online and asked viewers…
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Law and Government
Appeals Court: Government Wrongly ‘Coerced’ and ‘Significantly Encouraged’ Speech Restrictions by Social Media Giants
In Missouri v. Biden, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the federal government violated the First Amendment by…
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Education
Universities fail to report race-based scholarships from Chinese source
The Chinese parent company of TikTok gave $10 million to universities for race-based medical scholarships, but the universities failed to…
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Foreign Affairs
Thousands killed in earthquake in Morocco
A strong earthquake hit Morocco last night, killing thousands of people, damaging the historic city of Marrakech, and destroying some…
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Students enter college unable to write competently. Many graduate still unable to write
“K-12 public education has failed to prepare incoming college students how to write at the public level,” reports Campus Reform.…
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Economy
US electric grid in jeopardy
“Imagine, if you will, New York City plunged into darkness. It wouldn’t be an inconvenience; it would be deadly. People…
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Education
Heterosexuality is ‘tragic,’ says University of California professor
“A professor at the University of California-Riverside called heterosexuality ‘tragic’ and stated that men are often pulled into toxic masculinity…
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Science and Technology
Doctors use surgical robot to carry out incredibly complex spinal surgery
Doctors used augmented reality and a robot to carry out incredibly complicated surgery that would otherwise have been impossible. A…
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Education
Harvard University ranks worst in the nation for free speech
People all over the world have heard of Harvard. They wrongly think it is the best university in the world,…
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Law and Government
Budget deficit doubles this year, due to Biden’s wasteful spending and harmful economic policies, and rising entitlement spending
The Washington Post reports “that the budget deficit is set to 𝒅𝒐𝒖𝒃𝒍𝒆 to $2 trillion this year. This is basically…
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Politics
Democrats falsely claim extended school closures were a bipartisan policy
School closings were a failed policy that did nothing to reduce COVID-related mortality, while causing enormous learning loss and increasing…
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Law and Government
Court: Voters lack standing to kick Trump off the ballot
On September 1, a judge ruled that voters lack standing to challenge Donald Trump’s eligibility to appear on the Republican…
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Science and Technology
Scientists discover metal that heals itself
In a find that could lead to an “engineering revolution,” scientists in New Mexico witnessed metal “heal itself,” reports Freethink.…
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Education
University distributes materials on group sex
North Carolina State University is doing damage control after it attracted criticism for its decision to distribute sexually explicit packets…
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Law and Government
Biden spends billions on harmful rail boondoggles that increase traffic congestion and waste energy
Wasteful spending at Amtrak has skyrocketed due to legislation backed by the Biden administration. The spending will make it harder…
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Science and Technology
Robot waiters spread in restaurants
Robot waiters from China are increasingly being used in South Korean restaurants, which are facing a labor shortage. Restaurant owners…
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Law and Government
Arkansas law requiring age verification and parental consent to use social media blocked by federal judge
Some states are now passing laws requiring age verification for the users of social media, such as Facebook and Twitter.…
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Education
Broke-woke-stroke phenomenon lowers college standards, erases learning
College instructors are “inflating grades and watering down their courses,” note three professors in Inside Higher Ed. The “broke-woke-stroke” convergence…
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Education
Universities still ask applicants about their race after ruling against affirmative action
“Many universities are explicitly asking applicants to discuss their race, even after the Supreme Court ruled against the use of…
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