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The practice of legacy admissions has come under scrutiny after the Supreme Court’s decision in June to strike down affirmative action policies.
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Liz Wheeler on Culture Wars in the American Classroom
Talk show host and author Liz Wheeler discusses what she found on the cultural subversion of the American classroom, and the concept of liberty.
Newsom Vetoes California Bill Requiring Judges to Favor ‘Gender-Affirming’ Parents in Child Custody Disputes
The decision was applauded by those who consider the bill as unconstitutional, violating parental rights, and undermining judicial discretion.
DeSantis Gives State Employees Paid Family and Maternal Leave in Florida
Florida state employees will now get paid maternal and family leave, in a decision by the governor and cabinet on Sept. 18.
GOP New Hampshire Governor Criticizes Republican Establishment Deep in the Heart of Texas
Gov. Chris Sununu says former Pres. Donald Trump is 'too dumb to be a danger to democracy,' predicts neither Pres. Trump nor Pres. Biden will be on the ballot.
Ibram X. Kendi's $43 Million 'Antiracist' Center Under Investigation Over Fund Mismanagement Complaints
The think tank yielded underwhelming academic output over the years despite taking in tens of millions of dollars in grants and donations.
Decline of Marriage Makes Families and Children Poorer, Economist Says
In most cases, marriage makes life better for couples and their children, a new book suggests. But many Americans now choose not to marry, statistics show.
