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Education
Students can take ‘How to be a Bitch’ course at Westminster College
Westminster College is offering a course on “How to be a Bitch” this summer. It’s a gender studies course. “Come…
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Education
Student reported for bias for reading Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ at Stanford University
Stanford housing staff reported a student to the University’s bias-response team for reading Adolf Hitler’s book “Mein Kampf.” “A Protected…
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Education
Florida state university system spent $28 million on DEI & CRT in 2022-23
The State University System of Florida (SUSF) spent $28 million on Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) or critical race theory…
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Education
Professor: Math is racist and rocks have the same rights as humans
A professor who thinks math is racist also “thinks that rocks are alive and apparently should have the same rights…
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Foreign Affairs
Ukraine war leads to many military innovations, reveals which U.S. weapons actually work well
The war in Ukraine is becoming a valuable laboratory for testing battlefield tactics and American weapons, reports the Washington Examiner:…
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Foreign Affairs
‘China’s Global Mega-Projects Are Falling Apart’
China is building big infrastructure projects all over the world, over $100 billion of them, as part of its “Belt…
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Education
Math is a ‘white, cisheteropatriarchal space,’ professor tells world’s largest math conference
An education-school professor devoted an entire lecture to the world’s largest math gathering that called math a “white” and “cisheteropatriarchal”…
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Economy
Millions of jobs for blue-collar men could be created without any government subsidies
A Virginia professor thinks he has a solution to low employment rates for men without college degrees — especially men…
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Law and Government
Judge rejects constitutional challenges to Title IX’s religious exemption
A federal judge dismissed efforts by an LGBT-rights group to force the Education Department to investigate religious universities for discrimination…
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Law and Government
Majority of trans patients who get ‘bottom surgery’ struggle with pain, urination for years, study finds
55% of trans women who have “bottom” surgery are in so much pain years later they need medical attention, according…
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Business
Beetleburgers may soon be sold across the world
Beetleburgers could soon be on the menu across the world. Beetles’ larvae — better known as mealworms — could become…
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Law and Government
Top secret material found in Biden’s mishandled classified records
President Biden apparently violated federal law by storing classified materials outside of stored locations starting during his time in the…
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Foreign Affairs
Cubans and Haitians fleeing to U.S. in record numbers
So many Cubans and Haitians are fleeing to the U.S. that they swamped a national park, reports Reason Magazine: Over…
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Law and Government
LA County barring evictions because of rising flu cases
First, the coronavirus pandemic was an excuse for forcing landlords to keep renting to tenants who won’t pay their rent.…
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Education
Government bias in favor of college and against trade school fuels ‘massive shortage’ of skilled tradesmen
While the federal government encourages young people to go to college by heavily subsidizing colleges and writing off many graduates’…
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Foreign Affairs
No-Lockdown Sweden had lowest death rate since COVID arrived, lower than nations with harsh lockdowns
Law professor Eugene Volokh notes that Sweden had the lowest all-causes death rate of any OECD country since COVID arrived…
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Law and Government
‘Scalia was basically a Klansman,’ claims law professor and chief diversity officer
A law professor at Emory University — its chief diversity officer — claims that the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin…
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Education
Penn State professor tells heterosexual students to watch gay porn to discover their bisexuality
A month ago, Pennsylvania State University professor Sam Richards held a class discussion titled “Trans Issues, TERFs, and The Binary.” During class,…
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Education
Appeals court rules teacher could wear MAGA hat to racial sensitivity training, and can sue principal over it
Two weeks ago, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of a Washington state teacher who wore a…
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Foreign Affairs
Indonesia, Australia affected by major earthquake
Indonesia was struck by a 7.6 magnitude earthquake today in its eastern region, with the epicenter in the Tanimbar islands.…
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Foreign Affairs
Father legally changes gender identity to counteract gender bias in child custody decisions
“Due to the unfair justice system that typically favors mothers in custody battles, a desperate father in Ecuador legally changed…
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Education
College may have violated accreditation conditions by firing instructor for showing painting of Muhammad
Hamline University fired a professor for ‘hate and discrimination’ for showing a Muslim image of Muhammad in Islamic Arts class.…
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Law and Government
Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson gets lucrative book deal for her memoir
Random House has agreed to publish a memoir by Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, who was appointed by President…
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Law and Government
Transgender father fails to strip mother of parental rights by claiming to be both mom and dad
Can a female-to-male transgender father challenge the his ex-wife’s parental rights to three of their kids, because he provided the…
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Law and Government
Court strikes down ban on bump stocks, creating split among federal appeals courts about ban’s validity
The New Civil Liberties Alliance has successfully challenged a federal agency’s ban on bump stocks, which enable guns to fire…
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Education
Professor calls police ‘murderers’ for shooting criminal who stabbed them
A Stony Brook University professor called two police officers “murderers” for shooting dead a criminal who had attacked them with…
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Education
Virginia Tech soccer player can sue over being punished for not kneeling in support of ‘social justice initiatives’
A federal judge ruled that a Virginia Tech soccer player, Kiersten Hening, can sue a coach who benched Hening for…
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Education
Applicants told to not reveal what colleges they attended, in order to promote ‘equity’
The New York Post reports that companies including HR&A Advisors are asking job applicants, in the name of “equity,” to…
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Law and Government
Anthony Fauci harmed public health, left behind a broken agency, medical expert says
Anthony Fauci’s mismanagement has left “a broken agency for his successor,” writes medical-school professor Marty Makary in Newsweek. “After 54…
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Education
Conservative free-speech groups obtain millions in attorneys fees suing colleges
Colleges pay out millions of dollars annually to settle lawsuits over their violations of the First Amendment. Most of the…
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Education
Trustee backs away from saying faculty who challenge DEI should be taken to ‘slaughterhouse’
A left-wing member of the Kern Community College District Board of Trustees has apologized for saying that the community college…
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Economy
In at least 5 states, it pays better to be on welfare than to work
The economy recovered fully from the COVID-19 pandemic two years ago, yet more than 3 million workers are still missing…
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Law and Government
Virginia ‘second-look’ bill to release long-term inmates reintroduced in more extreme form, without public safety safeguards
In 2022, legislation allowing inmates to seek a reduction in their sentence after 15 years in prison passed the Virginia…
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Education
Due to grade inflation, typical grade at Harvard is now an ‘A’ rather than a ‘B’
It is so easy to get an A at Harvard University now that the typical grade there is an A.…
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Law and Government
Study: ‘gender-affirming care’ for kids causes physical harm, lacks proven mental health benefits
Earlier this year, a Biden administration official “claimed without evidence that there is consensus in the medical community that so-called…
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