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June 30

I lost my 16-year-old son to suicide from addictive AI algorithms. We can't let Big Tech destroy our children

Jennie DeSerio, whose son died by suicide after harmful TikTok content, argues against a federal AI moratorium that would prevent states from enacting laws to protect children online.

June 29

Majority of adults support religious chaplains in public schools, new report shows

A survey shows over half of American adults support chaplains in public schools, with Republicans more likely than Democrats to favor religious sentiments in the classroom.

June 28

Yale scholarship discriminating based on race, civil rights complaint alleges

The Equal Protection Project is challenging Yale and AAAP over REACH minority program that limits eligibility based on race, following President Trump's crackdown on DEI programs.

June 28

University of Virginia president resigns amid pressure from Trump admin over DEI initiatives

James E. Ryan steps down as University of Virginia president following Trump administration demands related to DEI programs, stating he had already planned for next year to be his last.

June 28

Harvard, University of Toronto make contingency plan to allow foreign students to study if barred from US

Harvard University and the University of Toronto have revealed a contingency plan for international Harvard graduate students to continue their education in Canada.

June 27

Maryland mother congratulates parents ‘fighting the good fight’ after SCOTUS ruling on LGBTQ books

Kids First director Billy Moges celebrates the Supreme Court ruling which upheld parental rights in schools on ‘The Ingraham Angle.’

June 27

Authors blast 'harmful' SCOTUS ruling allowing parents to opt kids out of reading their LGBTQ+ books

Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling in Mahmoud v. Taylor faced backlash from LGBTQ+ book authors who called the decision "discriminatory and harmful" to inclusive education.

June 27

Southern states join forces to break free from 'woke accreditation cartels'

Gov. DeSantis announced six southern states had established a new higher education accrediting body to compete with the existing accreditation "juntas."

June 27

Texas parents sue Houston school district for secretly transitioning their child against their instructions

Texas parents sue Houston school district for addressing their daughter as a boy against their instructions, claiming violation of constitutional rights.

June 27

Attorney explains the Supreme Court's 'significant limitation' of nationwide injunctions

Former chief Justice law clerk Stephen Hammer analyzes the Supreme Court's rulings limiting nationwide injunctions and backing parents in the LGBTQ-book dispute on 'The Will Cain Show.'