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On Wednesday, members of the House Education Committee questioned leaders from three K-12 public school districts about how they managed recent events that reportedly made Jewish students feel unwelcome and…
Two years ago, when Raymond Dolphin took on the role of assistant principal at a middle school in Connecticut, he quickly noticed a problem: the students seemed off. The issue?…
Last year, the White House made significant efforts to welcome Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his state visit. This visit aimed to strengthen the relationship with India, a country…
In November 2022, a group of LGBTQ students at West Texas A&M University began organizing a drag show for the upcoming spring. Their goal was to raise money for suicide…
In recent days, university campuses across the United States have become hotspots of protest activity due to the ongoing conflict between Israel and Gaza. Students, faculty, and activists have come…
On Tuesday, the Francis Scott Key Bridge, a critical piece of infrastructure near Baltimore, suffered a catastrophic collapse, sending shockwaves far beyond the immediate area and affecting the flow of…
A few years ago, Sidney Hill faced a moment many parents do: a tough question from his kid. His son had learned about the vast lands their ancestors, the Onondaga…