Florida Gov. DeSantis Signs ‘Anti-Communist Education’ Bill Into Law
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said. “We’re going to tell the truth about the unprecedented death toll of the 20th century at the hands of communist tyranny.
University of Florida Fires All DEI Staff, Reallocates $5 Million DEI Fund
University of Florida is firing all DEI staff in order to comply with new state rules that prohibit DEI-related expenditures in the state’s college system.
IN-DEPTH: Braving the Thorns: A Mother Leads Her Daughter Away From Transgenderism
One Chinese Canadian mother armed with love, tolerance, and resilience fostered by her faith, journeyed to guide her daughter away from gender transition.
Florida May Require History of Communism Classes in Public Schools
More than a dozen survivors of communist regimes like Vietnam and Cuba traveled to Tallahassee to share their story and support the legislation.
California School Spending $250,000 on ‘Woke Kindergarten’ Training as Test Scores Plunge
A Bay Area elementary school’s ‘Woke Kindergarten’ aimed to abolish education barriers through anti-racism efforts but lowered test scores instead.
Major Donor Calls for Cornell University President’s to Resign for Allegedly Promoting DEI
‘DEI should never have been allowed to corrupt an institution that earned its prestige for exemplary academics based on merit,’ Mr. Lindseth said.
Supreme Court Declines to Take Up Transgender Bathroom Case
The Supreme Court won’t consider whether an Indiana middle school was required to let a transgender girl use the boys’ bathroom.
Republicans Score Major Win Against DEI in a ‘Purple’ State
One Republican lawmaker in Wisconsin wielded legislation to slash Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in the University of Wisconsin (UW) system.
Harvard President Claudine Gay Resigns Following Plagiarism Allegations, Antisemitism Testimony
Harvard President Claudine Gay resigned for plagiarism, a month after refusing to state that calling for the genocide of Jews constituted harassment.
Other States Eye Copying Texas in Allowing Chaplains in Public Schools
Texas passed law allowing chaplains in public schools. The concept is gaining support in other states, as lawmakers file bills to follow lead of Texas.
Review Finds Plagiarism in Work of Harvard University’s President
Harvard University President Claudine Gay used "duplicative language" in her dissertation for a doctorate, the school stated this week.
New York Post Says Harvard Made Legal Threats Over Its Plagiarism Probe Into Claudine...
Harvard University president Claudine Gay is at the center of another controversy after a newspaper accused the institution of making legal threats.
