US Education - Page 172

July 20

DNI Tulsi Gabbard announces new Russia hoax info will be released 'next week'

'The Big Weekend Show' discusses more 'Russiagate' whistleblowers expected to speak out and a new report exposing how the Biden Administration targeted parents.

July 20

AI can simulate a teacher, but it can’t shepherd a soul

Education forms character through human relationships that AI cannot replicate, requiring balance between technology and the moral core of learning.

July 20

New K-12 school focuses on promoting American principles, eliminating 'woke ideology'

New K-12 online school American Virtual Academy launched in 2020 provides education without DEI, CRT, or transgenderism teachings for $5,000-$6,000 per year across all 50 states.

July 19

DOJ investigating George Mason University's hiring practices over alleged discrimination

Trump's Department of Justice is investigating whether George Mason University violated the Civil Rights Act of 1964 with its hiring practices. The DOJ alleges the university made sex and race "motivating factors in faculty hiring decisions."

July 18

Christian university rebranding DEI to evade Trump order, enroll illegals, Tennessee rep says

Rep. Andy Ogles, R-Tenn., demanded a probe into Belmont University after undercover recordings allegedly revealed a staff admitted to maintaining DEI initiatives despite Trump directives.

July 18

Biden team coordinated on school memo calling parents 'domestic terrorists,' despite denial

Conservative legal group America First Legal uncovers correspondence showing Biden administration's DOJ coordination on school board letter that critics say threatened parents' rights.

July 17

Will the Bryan Kohberger case reveal a 'treasure trove' of information?

Fox News contributor Donna Rotunno weighs in on what documents the public can expect to see following a judge lifting the gag order in the Bryan Kohberger case on 'America Reports.'

July 17

Bryan Kohberger judge lifts gag order after Idaho killer's confession

The Idaho judge overseeing Bryan Kohberger's murder case in the death of four college students has lifted a gag order that was in place since early 2023.

July 17

Dangerous or an opportunity? Social media as venue for discussing politics debated by young conservatives

Young adults from across the nation attended Turning Point USA's Student Action Summit in Tampa, Fla. last week, where Gen Z discussed how politics are affected through social media.

July 17

Protecting the Declaration of Independence in our 250th year

Government overreach challenges America's founding principles of equality and freedom, echoing concerns from the Declaration of Independence that inspired civil rights leaders.