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Education
Colleges suspend staff for applauding Charlie Kirk’s assassination, posing First Amendment issues
Sometimes, government employees can’t be disciplined for what they said, especially when they are discussing a political issue or controversial…
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Foreign Affairs
Over a hundred Sudanese refugees died in shipwrecks last weekend
“Over a hundred Sudanese refugees have died or are missing after two consecutive shipwrecks off the coast of Libya at…
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Law and Government
Civil-liberties group urges Trump to get rid of affirmative-action rules for government contractors
The Trump administration is proposing to rescind federal affirmative-action mandates for government contractors, which judges in the past strangely upheld,…
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Feudalism was terrible, contrary to what Tucker Carlson claimed
In a podcast, Tucker Carlson foolishly claimed feudalism was “so much better than what we have now.” He argued that…
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Education
Professor defends assassination attempt on Trump
A Morgan State University professor thinks Trump should be assassinated. She will keep her job, and if her university tried…
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Another nation criminalizes homosexuality
“Burkina Faso’s parliament has passed a law banning homosexuality with offenders facing two to five years in prison,” reports Africa…
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Machete-wielding kook hired to teach sculpture at a college in New York
“Shellyne Rodriguez, the former Hunter College professor who was fired after harassing a pro-life group on campus and chasing away…
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Free speech group sues Secretary of State over student deportations, right to express opinions
“The Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression has sued Secretary of State Marco Rubio and the Trump administration for allegedly…
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Man who stabbed woman to death on train was free despite long criminal record, 14 arrests
We have a revolving-door criminal justice system that doesn’t keep most violent criminals in jail for long. So they get…
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Throwing rocks at the teacher earned a student rewards under PBIS policy backed by Biden administration
Under the Biden administration, the Education Department promoted alternatives to firm school discipline, such as “restorative justice” and “Positive Behavioral…
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Princeton still requires DEI and microaggression training
“Ahead of the fall semester, Princeton University required student dormitory supervisors to participate in diversity, equity, and inclusion trainings that covered…
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University of Michigan halts transgender treatments for minors after federal subpoena
“The University of Michigan will stop providing ‘gender-affirming’ hormonal treatments and puberty blockers to minors, citing federal investigations and rising…
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Northwestern President Michael Schill resigns amid anti-Semitism controversy
Michael Schill, the President of Northwestern University, announced his resignation yesterday in a notice on his university’s website. Campus Reform had been…
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Trump administration sues Illinois for giving admission discounts to illegal aliens
“The Department of Justice (DOJ) is suing the state of Illinois for providing in-state tuition rates to illegal alien students, marking…
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Medical students at University of Cincinnati recite DEI oath
The Trump administration may be taking aim at racial preferences and DEI policies, but such policies persist at many medical…
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Education Department ends taxpayer-funded student jobs linked to Democratic election efforts
On August 19, the Trump administration “put an end to a Biden-era directive allowing taxpayer-funded work-study jobs to include get-out-the-vote positions…
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Donors cut off millions to Florida colleges after Florida ends in-state tuition for illegal aliens
“Two prominent Florida donors recently severed ties with Florida International University, Miami Dade College, and other institutions after the state…
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Earthquake kills over 1000 in Afghanistan
A major earthquake struck the mountainous nation of Afghanistan yesterday. Reportedly, well over 1,000 people died, and additional casualties keep…
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Militia creates ‘kill box’ to massacre the people in a city of 300,000
“An extensive earthen wall is being built around the besieged Sudanese city of el-Fasher and is intended to trap people…
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UN tells people to eat more bugs
The United Nations is encouraging people to eat more bugs. It hopes the world will add insects to lots of…
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School systems stop using Biden’s electric buses because they can’t be repaired
“The Biden administration awarded Canadian electric bus maker Lion Electric $159 million to manufacture 435 school buses between 2022 and…
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Climate-related deaths fall globally and in Europe
“2025 has seen the lowest number of climate-related deaths since 2000,” reports The Doomslayer. And a “recent study analyzed 22 years…
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Supreme Court lets Trump cut $783 million in DEI-related funding
“The U.S. Supreme Court has permitted the Trump administration to move forward with canceling $783 million in federal research grants,…
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Foreign Affairs
England, France & Germany are suspending deliveries to the U.S. of many kinds of packages
“Postal operators in several countries have announced they will suspend certain deliveries to the United States,” because of the upcoming…
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Education
TA gets week in jail for attacking student who wore Trump hat
A Washington State University teaching assistant “who earlier this year attacked a student for wearing a Trump hat has been…
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Science and Technology
Long a death sentence, this grave heart condition is now treatable
“Cardiac amyloidosis, a common and deadly cause of heart failure, is now treatable thanks to recent drug breakthroughs,” reports The Doomslayer. The New York…
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Law and Government
State Department cancels 6,000 student visas, citing crime and pro-terrorism sentiments
“The federal government has canceled over 6,000 visas of international students who either violated the law or showed support for…
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Education
Indiana universities will eliminate 68 degrees, merge or suspend 300 others
“Public universities in Indiana voluntarily will cut 75 different degree programs, including 68 with zero enrollment, as part of a…
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Law and Government
IRS cancels layoff plans, will ask some it fired or pushed out to return
“The Internal Revenue Service is no longer planning to pursue layoffs as it seeks to rebuild parts of its workforce.…
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Education
Michigan Law Review sued for discriminating against white men
“The University of Michigan and its Michigan Law Review Association are facing a federal civil rights lawsuit filed by Faculty,…
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Science and Technology
Giant stick bug discovered
“Scientists have discovered a giant new species of stick bug in Australia thanks to a post on iNaturalist, a popular…
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Education
Hidden fees such as health insurance add thousands to college costs
Many college costs are hidden. Families will pick a college based partly on its cost, but after choosing the school…
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Foreign Affairs
China uses preschools to eradicate Tibetan culture
“Beijing is building a broad network of preschools across Tibetan areas, seeking to instill loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party…
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Education
Study praises group sex event
Academics in the United Kingdom praised a group sex event in San Francisco, saying it provides “a protected space” for…
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Foreign Affairs
Israel had talks to possibly resettle Palestinians from Gaza in South Sudan
“Israel is in discussions with South Sudan about the possibility of resettling Palestinians from the Gaza Strip to the war-torn…
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Education
Trump administration will require colleges to report admissions data by race
In an effort to eliminate race-based admissions in higher education, the Trump administration will require colleges to report admissions data…
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