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Conservative anti-CRT crusader hopes to bring fight for ‘color-blind’ America to Congress

January 4, 2024

Conservative anti-CRT crusader hopes to bring fight for ‘color-blind’ America to Congress

"School of Woke" author Kenny Xu is hoping to take his fight for a "race-blind" America to U.S. Congress as a Republican representing North Carolina's 13th District.

On this day in history, January 4, 1965, LBJ touts utopian 'Great Society' in State of the Union address

January 4, 2024

On this day in history, January 4, 1965, LBJ touts utopian 'Great Society' in State of the Union address

President Lyndon B. Johnson touted a "Great Society" in his State of the Union address of Jan. 4, 1965, proposing the federal government as the solution to human ills.

Biden's FCC identity politics: ‘Digital discrimination’ rules could 'empower leftist activists'

January 3, 2024

Biden's FCC identity politics: ‘Digital discrimination’ rules could 'empower leftist activists'

Federal rules to stop "digital discrimination" could put telecommunications companies in the crosshairs, regardless of intent, free-market advocates say.

Congress must stop a new AI tool used to exploit children

January 3, 2024

Congress must stop a new AI tool used to exploit children

Using AI to create pictures of child sex abuse is not a victimless crime. Behind every AI image, there are real children.

Critics cheer resignation of 'antisemitic plagiarist' Harvard President Claudine Gay: 'Bye Felicia'

January 2, 2024

Critics cheer resignation of 'antisemitic plagiarist' Harvard President Claudine Gay: 'Bye Felicia'

Critics celebrated Harvard president Claudine Gay's announcement that she would resign amid allegations of plagiarism and a sharp backlash against her response to antisemitism.

Top lawmaker on AI working group says privacy regs should be a priority for Congress

January 1, 2024

Top lawmaker on AI working group says privacy regs should be a priority for Congress

One of the top AI experts in Congress tells Fox News Digital that the technology could be a catalyst for huge leaps in the U.S. economy, but it brings disruption too.

'Complete inaction': Congressional ethics violators of 2023 have yet to be held accountable, watchdog says

January 1, 2024

'Complete inaction': Congressional ethics violators of 2023 have yet to be held accountable, watchdog says

Conservative government watchdog Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust says the Office of Congressional Ethics is violating its mission of investigating alleged violations.

The Speaker’s Lobby: Legislation on college sports relegated to the JV

December 29, 2023

The Speaker’s Lobby: Legislation on college sports relegated to the JV

Regulating student-athletes' use of their name, image and likeness has proven to be a slow process for Congress. The NCAA did not set rules, so it asked Congress to get involved.

On this day in history, December 29, 1845, Texas joins Union as 28th state after winning its independence

December 29, 2023

On this day in history, December 29, 1845, Texas joins Union as 28th state after winning its independence

Texas joined the Union as the 28th state on this day in history, Dec. 29, 1845, after a long, hard-fought effort for freedom. The Lone Star State has never lost its unique cultural identity.

Biden administration to send Ukraine last batch of aid as US depletes available funds

December 28, 2023

Biden administration to send Ukraine last batch of aid as US depletes available funds

The U.S. Department of State will send Ukraine $250 million to aid their military as the Biden administration waits for Congress to pass the national security supplemental package.