US Education - Page 65

December 6

High-brow New Jersey suburb's high school launches Socialist Club with Karl Marx imagery

Highland Park High School in New Jersey launched a new Socialist Club with promotional flyers featuring Karl Marx imagery and anti-capitalist messaging.

December 6

This congressman thinks homeschool students are discriminated against by colleges, and he's fighting back

North Carolina congressman introduces federal legislation to end discriminatory college admission practices against homeschoolers requiring GEDs.

December 5

House GOP leaders face accusations over LSU ties and NIL bill

Fox News chief congressional correspondent Chad Pergram reports on House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries accusing two House GOP leaders, both LSU alumni, of using their positions to benefit LSU sports programs on 'America Reports.'

December 5

Opponents of Maine campus pro-life group invoke Charlie Kirk in social media threat : 'gotta be careful'

Pro-life students at University of Southern Maine face threatening social media posts after founding campus chapter, sparking free speech concerns

December 5

University of Utah spends $400K a year on ‘Dignity Index’ scoring political speech

University of Utah launches $400,000 annual "Dignity Index" program rating political speech on eight-point scale, now expanding to 25 states after pilot success.

December 4

Greg Gutfeld: In today's world, 'accountability is viewed as an attack'

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld crunches some worrying numbers about education levels at universities on ‘Gutfeld!’

December 4

Harvard professor detained by ICE after Boston synagogue shooting agrees to voluntarily leave US

ICE detained Harvard Law professor Carlos Portugal Gouvea from Brazil after a BB gun shooting outside a Boston synagogue. He has agreed to leave the U.S., according to DHS.

December 4

Colorado lawsuit settlement ensures schools can separate sports by biological sex without penalty

Colorado school districts reached a settlement with the state's high school sports league allowing them to enforce rules protecting girls sports from transgender athletes.

December 4

New bill aims to stop colleges from treating homeschoolers as ‘second-class’

A North Carolina congressman recently introduced legislation to protect homeschoolers from what he feels are discriminatory practices in the college application process.

December 4

Nearly 40% of young Americans say political violence can be justified in certain situations

A Harvard poll of young Americans shows 39% see political violence as acceptable in certain situations with wider concerns shaping their views.