US Education - Page 18

March 30

109 spring breakers hauled off in one wild house party raid—cops turn beach bash into a perp parade

Over 140 spring breakers were arrested at two Gulf Shores, Alabama, parties, including one where a person allegedly poured beer on an officer's head.

March 30

NJ school district’s secretive transgender policy faces legal threat for bucking Supreme Court ruling

Thomas More Society threatens to sue a New Jersey school district over a policy allegedly hiding students' gender identity from parents, marking the first test of a recent Supreme Court ruling.

March 30

Chicago’s empty 'ghost schools' teach us about how the system is failing

Frederick Douglass Academy High School spends $93,000 per student with only 27 enrolled and zero students proficient in math or reading, data shows.

March 30

More and more Gen Z women say they don’t want kids. As a young mom, here’s what they get wrong

As a Gen Z mom, I've found motherhood's challenges yield more joy than sacrifice — despite social media's DINK glamorization discouraging young women.

March 30

Interactive tool reveals which states stand to lose billions in education funding

An interactive tool from the America First Policy Institute reveals how states could miss billions in education funding and millions of scholarships by opting out.

March 29

Scholars say forced abortions on minors using 'physical restraint' may be justified as a last resort

University of British Columbia scholars argued in a University of Chicago Journal paper that pregnant minors' caregivers should terminate their pregnancies, using restraint if needed.

March 29

Group hosted ‘abortion doula’ trainings to teach teens as young as 14 to support abortions, train others

Advocates for Youth hosted an abortion doula training for teens as young as 14 at UNC Charlotte, according to an invite for a Nov. 15-16 event.

March 28

Far-left California congressional candidate clashes with Trump supporters in heated exchange

Shonique Williams confronted Trump supporters at Cerritos College, where a heated exchange over politics, race and policy escalated into a campus free speech area.

March 28

Hits and Misses

The week’s best and worst from Kyle Peterson, Jason Riley, and Kim Strassel

March 28

JONATHAN TURLEY: USC abandons governor debate after Dems whine about White candidates

USC canceled the California gubernatorial debate after Xavier Becerra alleged election rigging, claiming candidates of color were excluded from the lineup.