Culture
‘The playdate is dying’: US parenting ‘lonelier’ than in previous generations, data suggestsContrary to popular conceptions, American parents aren’t spending significantly more time with their children – but they’re feeling more isolated than their predecessors, a report concludes. “Far from American parenting… Read More
Public Education
Schools figuring out cell phones but now must grapple with AIMore schools are banning cell phones. In a recent round of restrictions and “belt tightening,” states that previously allowed limited use of cell phones during the day are turning to… Read More
Politics
Report: White House seeking votes with student loan leniency(The Center Square) – Only 40% of student loan borrowers make payments, and congressional committee leaders from North Carolina and Louisiana said Wednesday the federal report confirms the White House’s… Read More
Culture
ESPN commentator Herbstreit stands firm for women’s sportsKirk Herbstreit has had enough. The ESPN analyst is speaking up about the need to keep men out of women’s sports – and he doesn’t give care if you don’t… Read More
Culture
Olympian Yemisi Ogunleye turns post-event presser into moment of worshipAfter winning gold last week, Yemisi Ogunleye turned her Paris Olympics press conference into a moment of worship. Ogunleye, a Nigerian-born German shot putter, secured the Germans’ first gold in… Read More
Courts
Special education aide fired for Trump backpack and water bottle, sues California school districtA special education aide is suing the California school district that fired her for using a Trump-themed backpack and water bottle at school. The lawsuit says prior to being removed… Read More
Homeschools
Florida eases regulations on microschools, expanding access to locations without local government approvalFrank and Natalie Farro needed space in 2020 to start a microschool in Coral Springs, Florida. However, they couldn’t find a suitable place to host them long term. “Location has… Read More
Culture
Better ‘civic education’ needed for an America overrun by ‘too much law,’ argues Supreme Court Justice GorsuchAmericans need to better understand how their government works if they want to address the problem of overregulation, says U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch. In… Read More
Politics
Trump blasts Biden and Harris in widely followed conversation with Musk, who calls Trump ‘right path’ for futureFormer President Donald Trump and tech visionary Elon Musk delivered a powerful critique of the Biden-Harris administration in a Monday night interview, as Trump outlined the contrasting future for the… Read More
Public Education
St. Joseph Missouri school district retains book with graphic incestuous rape sceneThe St. Joseph, Missouri Board of Education voted 4-3 Monday night to retain “without restriction” a library book that had been challenged in part for a detailed account of the incestuous rape… Read More
Christian Schools
After flooding takes out Iowa Christian school, community rallies to bring it backFrom being five feet underwater to like new on the inside, Rock Valley Christian School is experiencing quite a transformation. The smalltown private school in northwest Iowa suffered near-total destruction… Read More
Public Education
Kentucky school district accused of illegal electioneering for opposing ballot initiative on its websites, social mediaA school district in Kentucky is backtracking after opposing a constitutional amendment on November’s ballot that, if passed, could pave the way for school choice legislation in the future. The… Read More
Government
US could be preparing for long struggle in Middle East as Iranian plots multiplyThe U.S. Navy appears to be preparing for a protracted conflict with Iran in the Middle East, according to a report from the Naval Open Source… Read More
Courts
Baltimore police make arrest in 2023 brutal assault of elderly pro-life advocatesAfter more than a year of investigation the Baltimore Police Department has made an arrest in the brutal beating of two elderly pro-life men outside a… Read More
Courts
15 states sue to prevent illegal aliens from accessing Obamacare(The Sentinel) – Fifteen states are suing the Biden-Harris administration to prevent illegal aliens from being allowed to purchase tax-payer subsidized health insurance plans from the “Affordable Care… Read More
Culture
Herzog Foundation ambassadors attend conservative women’s leadership retreat in BostonA weekend retreat in Boston allowed three of the Herzog Foundation’s newest ambassadors to meet like-minded women, explore American history, and think critically about challenging topics such as human trafficking… Read More
Christian Schools
Christian Teacher of the Year: Erin Seitz uses art to ‘serve others and share the good news of Jesus’Even though Erin Seitz had felt a calling to be a Christian art teacher since 5th grade, she didn’t think it was possible given the path she was on. “I… Read More
Culture
Camping World’s patriotic CEO hauls giant American flag back up, then obtains permitThe CEO of an RV retailer has ordered the giant American flag be raised once again at the company’s French Camp location in California after it was taken down in… Read More
Public Education
Columbia deans finally resign after antisemitic message exchange during meetingThree deans at Columbia University finally tendered their resignations two months after they were caught exchanging antisemitic texts during a panel discussion on campus life for Jews. The school confirmed… Read More
Culture
Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone wins gold with world record run, credits GodAfter American Olympic track star Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone claimed her third gold medal in record-setting fashion Thursday, the outspoken Christian once again turned the attention to God. “I credit all that… Read More