The Republican lawmaker who forced the Universities of Wisconsin to reduce diversity positions called Tuesday for an in-depth review of diversity initiatives across state government and repeated his claim that he has only begun to dismantle equity and inclusion efforts in the state. Assembly Speaker Robin Vos made the remarks …
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Santa Claus has quite a few tall orders to fill – or at least, Amazon wish lists. While the Big Man is busy wrapping presents, parents are taking to social media to share in their holiday sticker shock over their kids’ Christmas wish lists. A new TikTok trend invites parents …
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Many Americans frown upon kids who miss school, often calling it truancy or simply cutting class. But the School Avoidance Alliance believes chronic absenteeism could be part of a much larger problem where anxiety and mental health issues force students to stay home. “School avoidance is when a child has …
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A prominent TikTok influencer and recent graduate of New York University called for college administrators to speak out in defense of Jewish students and condemn the “unconscionable” antisemitic rhetoric happening on campuses across the country. “Young people need to know right from wrong. You need to give them an open …
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Families have been trading their big city homes for the relatively smaller Carmel, Indiana. The Wall Street Journal documented the stories of three families who left their long-time homes in metropolises like Los Angeles and Austin for the suburban city in the Hoosier state. “I used to think I couldn’t …
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A video purports to show an Israeli woman confronting an anti-Israel gathering at Columbia School of Social Work convened to justify the October 7 terrorist attacks carried out by Hamas. The four-minute video posted to social media shows Ariana Pinsker-Lehrer standing alongside a campus doorway and responding to speakers who …
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Kate McCallister may have spent most of her time searching for her son Kevin in the “Home Alone” films, but she must have had some time to do her civic duty and vote in presidential elections. That’s according to some X users, who, this holiday weekend, tried to determine which …
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Calls are growing on the left for Harvard President Claudine Gay to step down after she was accused of dozens of instances of plagiarism in her past scholarly writings. Liberal Washington Post columnist and associate editor Ruth Marcus added to the pile up with her opinion column Saturday entitled, “Harvard’s …
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In America today, a dangerous mindset is spreading: If you feel wronged, you get to make your own rules. That is how we have reached the point where some people hail a man accused of murder as a hero, simply because his violence was fueled by a grievance. The case …
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Oklahoma state school superintendent Ryan Walters pledged Tuesday to have a Turning Point USA chapter in every high school to honor the group’s co-founder, Charlie Kirk. “I’m excited to announce today that every Oklahoma high school will have a Turning Point USA chapter,” Walters said in a video on his …
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