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Harvard adopts new antisemitism definition to settle lawsuits alleging the school didn’t protect Jewish studentsThe nation’s oldest university has agreed to adopt a new definition of antisemitism as part of settling two federal lawsuits that allege it failed to protect Jewish students following… Read More
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Liberals sue Trump over birthright citizenship executive order(Daily Caller News Foundation) – The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) launched a lawsuit against President Donald Trump before the conclusion of his first day in office. A… Read More
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‘Blatant civil rights violation’: Watchdog group calls for inquiry into Minnesota Supreme Court’s decision regarding teachers of colorA conservative watchdog group is requesting a federal investigation after the Minnesota Supreme Court dismissed a lawsuit against Minneapolis Public Schools, which accused the district of racial discrimination against… Read More
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Supreme Court upholds TikTok ban; ‘Stay tuned,’ Trump saysThe Supreme Court unanimously upheld the law effectively banning TikTok in the United States unless the popular app’s Chinese parent company sells it. In the unsigned opinion… Read More
Government
USA v. People of Faith? Anti-religious zealotry at DOJ needs yanking out, criminal probe, Hawley arguesThere’s a pernicious “ingrained bigotry” against people of faith within the U.S. Department of Justice that needs to be rooted out and investigated for crimes and constitutional violations, says… Read More
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Kentucky student group sues public schools over failure to educate; lawmaker says more funding isn’t the solutionKentucky schools are failing to provide an adequate and equitable public education, according to a recent lawsuit by a group of students. The Kentucky Student Voice Team filed… Read More
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NM Supreme Court rules against sanctuaries for the unborn, but pro-lifers see silver liningThe New Mexico Supreme Court ruled unanimously on Thursday to invalidate local pro-life ordinances that banned abortion, but pro-life advocates see the bright side. Communities such as Clovis… Read More
Homeschools
3 steps homeschool parents can take in 2025 to safeguard their rightsWhen it comes to protecting educational freedoms, parents may not always realize the most important advances take place locally – within states, communities, or sometimes even families. “We… Read More
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Judge imposes no punishment on Trump in ‘hush money’ case after at least $1.5 million in trial costsNew York Judge Juan Merchan unconditionally “discharged” President-elect Donald Trump in the anticlimactic sentencing of the incoming president for what critics claimed was a prosecution made for political purposes. Read More
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Georgia Christian college wins lawsuit over state financial aid denialGeorgia’s Luther Rice College and Seminary has prevailed in its lawsuit over the state’s attempt to block the Christian higher education institution from participating in student financial aid programs. Read More
Public Education
NY school district reverses course, allows constitutionally protected student Bible clubNew York state’s Waterville Central School District has changed its mind on religious liberty, and will now allow one of its students to start a school Bible club. Read More
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Georgia DA Fani Willis removal could ‘doom’ criminal case against TrumpCiting a loss in public confidence in the election interference case against President-elect Donald Trump, a Georgia court removed the prosecutor, Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis. The… Read More
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Oklahoma man who received life sentence for serial sexual abuse of 7-year-old stepdaughter to seek rehearingAn Oklahoma man identifying as a woman and serving a life sentence for the repeated sexual abuse of his 7-year-old stepdaughter will reportedly seek a… Read More
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2 Christian families, colleges sue MN Gov. Walz for religious discrimination in state dual enrollment programMinnesota’s dual enrollment program is under legal challenge as Christians allege it discriminates against faith-based individuals and institutions. The state’s Postsecondary Enrollment Options (PSEO) program offers reimbursement… Read More
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Biden’s pardons cause anger and confusion in ‘kids-for-cash,’ record-setting public corruption casesA number of Biden pardons are generating widespread anger as communities harmed by the criminals who were favored by presidential clemency received notice the felons have been released. Read More
Culture
Red flags raised for online fundraising in United Healthcare CEO shooter’s defenseA shadowy group following the Marxist custom of naming itself after a day of violence is raising money for the alleged shooter of United Healthcare’s CEO. “This… Read More
Public Education
South Carolina Senate subcommittee makes plans to bring back school choice programThe South Carolina Senate Education Subcommittee met Tuesday to discuss the future of the state’s education savings accounts (ESA) program shuttered by the state’s supreme court. Read More
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‘Not guilty’: Daniel Penny acquitted in NYC subway self-defense caseThe former Marine who put an unruly man on a subway train in a headlock was found not guilty on Monday on charges related to the man’s death. Read More
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Low-income parents petition South Carolina court to restore school choiceSouth Carolina parents are petitioning the state Supreme Court to reinstate the school choice program funding their children’s education. In a petition filed Thursday,… Read More
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Public safety too important for DEI, judge rules in Boeing case, bucking DOJA federal judge in Texas has blocked a plea deal between Boeing and the Department of Justice because it mandated race be considered in selecting a monitor for the… Read More