Public Education
Missouri school district grapples with $22 million loss over two years after budget errorsA Missouri school district could face state regulatory action according to new budget documents released by the board prior to an emergency meeting on Monday night to craft a solution… Read More
Government
Ohio bill: AI is not a legal person, cannot marry; its owners are liable for harmA bill before the Ohio House of Representatives would prohibit artificial intelligence from ever obtaining legal personhood, thus limiting such technology from marriage, possession of property or legal authority. Rep. Read More
Government
Watch: ICE arrests illegal immigrant truck driver with Real ID license listing name as ‘No Name Given’Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials arrested an illegal immigrant semi-truck driver in Oklahoma late last month who had a New York-issued commercial driver’s license listing his first name as “No… Read More
World
‘A historic dawn of a new Middle East’: Trump travels to Israel, Egypt for hostage release and ceasefire dealPresident Donald Trump arrived in the Middle East for a whirlwind trip to meet with hostage families and participate in a peace ceremony on Monday, as the world celebrates a… Read More
Government
Watch: NBC reporter confirms border is closed under Trump at same spot where record numbers crossed under BidenJulia Ainsley could hardly believe the contrast in Eagle Pass, Texas, from two years ago – when 2,000 illegal immigrants crossed into the United States in a single day. Read More
Public Education
Seattle Public Schools admits negligence in student assault case, delaying civil jury trialShortly before a student assault court case involving Seattle Public Schools was scheduled to start Oct. 8, the district admitted negligence “for failing to remove a teacher,” KING 5… Read More
Courts
LBGT children’s books have ‘no First Amendment right’ to school libraries, Florida judge rulesA federal judge has affirmed a Florida school’s right to remove LGBT books from its library. U.S. District Judge Allen Winsor recently ruled against the authors of an LGBT children’s… Read More
Politics
‘Equity through mediocrity’: NYC mayoral frontrunner Mamdani wants to cut gifted and talented programs for public-school studentsDemocrat New York City mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani’s proposal to remove gifted and talented programs for public-school students has drawn ire from analysts who accuse him of increasing “equity through… Read More
Culture
NCAA may approve student-athletes to bet on pro sportsThe NCAA is considering a rule change to allow student-athletes and athletics department staff members to bet on professional sports. The Division I Administrative Committee adopted the proposal Oct. 8. Divisions… Read More
Courts
‘Flat-out drug dealing’: Louisiana sues FDA over mail-order abortionsLouisiana has filed a lawsuit against two federal agencies over Biden-era policies permitting mail-order abortions across state lines. The lawsuit, filed Oct. 6, alleges the federal… Read More
Government
Trump announces more drug prices to be slashed in historic cost-cutting planPresident Donald Trump on Friday announced British pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca will join Pfizer in lowering drug prices as part of the “Most Favored Nations” (MFN) plan to drastically reduce… Read More
Politics
Trump doesn’t win Nobel, but praised by winner(The Center Square) – After being credited for ending seven wars, President Donald Trump did not receive a Nobel Peace Prize this year. Trump, who accumulated several high-profile nominations for… Read More
Government
First Lady provides updates on child reunification effort in Russia-Ukraine WarEight children were reunited with their families Thursday, after years of separation during the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war, First Lady Melania Trump said in an announcement Friday. “Each child has lived… Read More
Government
Watch: ‘I’ve had it with these people’: House speaker says Dems will keep government closed until Oct. 18 ‘No Kings’ rallyDemocrats will keep the government shut down until at least Oct. 18, House Speaker Mike Johnson says – the date of another “No Kings” protest by groups including Antifa and… Read More
Culture
QB Stroud talks faith after Texans’ victory: ‘God gets the glory – win, loss or draw’One of the NFL’s top quarterbacks had barely taken off his helmet Sunday when he turned a postgame television interview into a testimony of his faith. Houston’s C.J. Stroud completed… Read More
Courts
Moms for Liberty awarded over $500K in free speech battle against Florida school boardMoms for Liberty has officially settled a four-year-long legal battle against a Florida school board that stifled free speech. The parental rights group and four parent plaintiffs were awarded a… Read More
Culture
Forrest Frank’s withdrawal from Dove Awards prompts debate on role of accoladesOne of Christian music’s top artists pulled out of the Dove Awards less than 24 hours before the event this week, sparking debate within the industry about not only the… Read More
Public Education
House Education Committee accuses union of exploiting teachers through retirement schemeA Congressional committee is investigating the retirement system of the nation’s largest teachers’ union, which is allegedly exploiting member benefits for financial gain. The U.S. House Education and Workforce Committee,… Read More
Culture
TPUSA to host Superbowl halftime show celebrating faith, family, freedomTurning Point USA will host The All American Halftime show Feb. 8 during the NFL Super Bowl, TPUSA announced Thursday in a post on X. “This… Read More
Culture
Psychologist: Removing electronic devices from children’s bedrooms overnight ‘absolutely crucial’ for physical, mental healthPsychologist Jean Twenge is making headlines for her “imperative” stance on electronic devices for children, including her tip to ban smartphones before bedtime. “If you have the bandwidth to fully… Read More