Politics
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Georgia school district’s evolving rationale for teaching Islam in middle school
Parents in Walton County, Ga., are up in arms over the assignments their children in middle school are being asked to…
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If you live here, you are paying public sector employees to do union-related work rather than their jobs
If you live in Fairfax County, Va. — and even if you don’t — you should be outraged to learn that, according…
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Which famous middle schooler clashed repeatedly with authority, ‘racked up weeks of suspension’?
Maybe “infamous” is more apt than “famous,” but that probably depends which side of the ideological spectrum you tend toward.…
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University seizes student property on grounds it is culturally offensive
Universities have the rare opportunity to teach as much by example as they do via formal lesson plan. If the University…
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Poll: Biden run would be ‘a real nightmare’ for Hillary
A new poll shows that a Joe Biden run for president could be a big problem for Democratic presidential frontrunner…
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Latest study: Water not negatively impacted by fracking
In what is being hailed as “an extensive study” conducted by Syracuse University Earth Sciences professor Don Siegel, fracking operations…
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Pope takes a position on Kim Davis controversy: The envelope, please
For those who didn’t get enough of Pope Francis during his five-day whirlwind U.S. tour, the Pontiff held a press conference aboard his charter flight…
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When students protest op-ed critical of BLM, administration issues surprising response
When Bryan Stascavage, an Iraq war veteran and Wesleyan University student, wrote an op-ed in the student newspaper the Argus, criticizing the tactics…
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Whatever became of the Ground Zero mosque? The answer might surprise you
Remember the “Ground Zero mosque”? I mean, who could forget it? The controversial project drove a jetliner-size wedge between Americans…
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The next ‘trans’ frontier: Cutting off your arms and legs to feel ‘normal’
If thine eye offend thee and all that. Face it: Caitlyn (nee Bruce) Jenner, who graced the cover of “Vanity Fair” back…
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Students scoring low on standardized test? No problem, says U. of Texas, which has adopted this ‘fix’
If the mountain won’t come to Muhammad … Muhammad will ignore the mountain. That is the message reflected in a decision by…
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Senator Alexander criticizes Education Department power grabs
On Thursday, The College Fix published an interesting story titled “Department of Education shredded for lawless overreach in Senate hearing.”…
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WaPo rates totally true Fiorina statements as false
It appears that the Washington Post’s “Fact Checker” needs a fact checker. The feature has set its sights on GOP…
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Is the IRS in cahoots with the Clinton Foundation?
Does anyone remember Henry Markopolos? In case you don’t, he was the former securities industry executive who for nine years…
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Another school system bans ‘Tag,’ citing emotional well-being of students
According to the Dallas Morning News, Ahmed Mohamed and his siblings have been pulled out of the Irving (Texas) Independent School…
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NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio’s latest flip-flop
Just a few short months ago, New York Mayor Bill de Blasio blasted Governor Andrew Cuomo for allowing special interests…
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