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Education
Jury awards $518,000 to teacher labeled ‘racist’ for remarks about where black students were seated
A Maryland teacher accused of making “racist” comments about classroom seating was awarded $518,000 by a jury, reports The College…
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Education
Judge rules Education Department violated the law with threats to cut funding over DEI
“A federal judge in Maryland has thrown out two Trump administration directives that threatened to cut federal funding from schools…
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Education
‘Kind’ and ‘voluntary’: Progressive history teacher defends Inca human sacrifices
A progressive history teacher “recently posted a video in which she claims human sacrifices performed by the ancient Inca civilization…
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Science and Technology
World’s first grid-connected iron-air battery will make energy more plentiful
“Ore Energy, a Dutch battery manufacturer, has become the first to connect an iron‑air battery to the grid. Their prototype uses a…
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Foreign Affairs
Thousands die of starvation in besieged city
Thousands have died of starvation in the city of El Fasher, the capital of a province in the large African…
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Thriving ecosystems discovered 6 miles down in the ocean, living off toxic gas
“A team of scientists has discovered thriving ecosystems nearly 10 kilometers beneath the ocean surface—deeper than ever observed before—sustained by…
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Education
Professor says Trump’s ‘juicy booty’ is ‘proof that god is white’
University of Mississippi professor Kiese Laymon says Donald Trump is “impulsive, greedy,” and “gleefully ignorant,” but also “has a big…
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Education
Law schools face pressure to discriminate due to ABA accreditation ‘monopoly’
“The American Bar Association places pressure on top public law schools to implement ‘unconstitutional’ race and sex-based preferences in admissions…
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Education
Contrary to progressive claims, ‘race based scholarships’ are ‘unlawful,’ DOJ memo says
“Race based scholarships,” “preferential hiring,” and other DEI initiatives are “unlawful practices” under Title VI and Title VII of the…
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Babies made from 3 people’s DNA to protect them from hereditary disease
“Eight babies have been born in the UK using DNA from three people to prevent a deadly inherited disease. The…
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Men allegedly paid to rape small children in underground bunker for over a year
Members of a child sex abuse ring were arrested this weekend for sexually abusing kids as young as 3 years…
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‘Liking’ anti-government messages will no longer lead to prison in central Asian country
The government of a central Asian country will stop arresting people for interacting with, or “liking,” anti-government content on social…
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Former NPR CEO admits that it was bad for the government to fund PBS and NPR
Former NPR CEO Vivian Schiller told MSNBC yesterday that “I have long believed that mixing journalism and federal funding is…
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Foreign Affairs
U.S. loses billions of dollars in tourism revenue due to tariffs and hostile treatment of foreigners
America is losing around $3 billion per month in tourism revenue, due to a backlash over its policies toward foreign…
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Social Issues
Man pretends to be ‘gender-fluid’ Nigerian to get 47 awful poems published
A young man pretended to be “a gender-fluid member of the Nigerian diaspora,” and wrote intentionally bad poems. He got…
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Science and Technology
World’s only mycetoma research center destroyed, setting back the fight against disease
Tens of thousands of people have starved to death during Sudan’s civil war. And thousands of civilians have died of…
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Law school lecturers receive grant to hold ‘queerathon’ and promote ‘queer theory’ in ‘private law’
Two lecturers at the University College London (UCL) have received a research grant to “investigate the intersection of private law…
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Education
False ‘blackface’ accusation still haunts student five years later
A Drake University graduate student still suffers from an episode five years ago in which he was falsely accused of…
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Science and Technology
Today will be the shortest day of your life
Today will be the shortest day in over 90 years as the Earth’s rotation unexpectedly speeds up. Astronomers “found that…
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Business
Ghost factories cast dark shadow over green manufacturing’s future
“Dozens of planned green factories…have been cancelled, with more delayed or downsized…. Now there’s another, major threat to the sector,”…
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Business
Fast food consumption declines
“U.S. fast food consumption is trending down,” reports The Doomslayer. “New CDC data show that—as of mid‑2023—adults get just 11.7…
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Business
City-owned hotel was supposed to make millions. It lost over $140 million instead, at taxpayer expense.
In New York City, Democrats nominated a self-declared socialist, Zohram Mamdani, to be the next mayor. Mamdani wants city-owned grocery…
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Education
University archaeologist calls for ‘explicitly queer science’
Scientific research should be “explicitly queer” and “unabashedly value-laden and political in its aims,” argues an archeologist at New York’s…
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Education
University instructor works to inject ‘trans theory’ into international relations
A Queen Mary University lecturer is “working to reshape” the study of international relations by injecting into it the “vital…
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Social Issues
Population growth has collapsed, but getting wealthy isn’t the reason
The population growth rate has experienced a collapse over the last decade. In 2015, the average number of children per…
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Business
140-year-old Del Monte Foods files for bankruptcy
Del Monte Foods, a 140-year-old “company whose canned fruits and vegetables have long been grocery store staples, has filed for…
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Education
George Mason University begins orientation with a land acknowledgment
This fall, a Virginia couple are sending their daughter to George Mason University, Virginia’s largest public university, which has over…
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Law and Government
Brazil Supreme Court strikes down law protecting free speech on the internet
“In a big setback for internet freedom in Brazil, the country’s supreme court has unilaterally swept away its law roughly…
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Economy
New York mayoral candidate’s proposal for government-run grocery stores won’t work, professor says
The Democratic candidate for mayor of New York City, Zohran Mamdani, wants his city to run grocery stores. But historically,…
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Artificial intelligence makes harmful dictator more popular in one of the world’s poorest countries
Burkina Faso is a place of immense suffering. It is one of the world’s poorest countries, with 40% of its…
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Law and Government
Senate ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ will increase the national debt, result in huge debt service costs, contains excessive tax cuts for people who don’t need it
“Republicans are using the budget reconciliation process to cut spending, extend the 2017 tax cuts, reform health care, increase border…
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Even in Florida, colleges persist in punishing students for using the ‘wrong’ pronoun
“Despite the Trump and DeSantis administrations’ crackdown on gender ideology, three public universities in Florida still have allegedly ‘unconstitutional’ policies…
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Foreign Affairs
Congo and Rwanda sign U.S.-brokered peace deal, hoping to end conflict that has killed millions
“The Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda on Friday signed a peace deal facilitated by the U.S. to help end…
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Law and Government
Territory has strict gun control, and much higher murder rate than any state
“If gun control was truly effective in reducing crime, the U.S. Virgin Islands would be one of the safest places…
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Law and Government
U.S. cutting off support for global vaccine alliance
“The United States won’t contribute anymore to Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, until the global health organization has ‘re-earned the public…
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Education
Court issues preliminary injunction against federal suspension of Harvard’s participation in student visa program
A judge in Boston issued a preliminary injunction preventing the government from suspending Harvard’s participation in the student visa program.…
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