House Ed Committee Investigates How AI Affects College Admissions
The committee noted that some applicants, students, and parents are worried about the use of AI in admissions.
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FIRST OF ITS KIND: Civil Rights Division Tests Novel Use Of Education Law To Combat Gender Secrecy Policies
The school district said in a statement Tuesday that it has fully complied with the federal laws in question, despite the gender secrecy policy.
Smithsonian Leadership Shake-Up Comes Amid White House Tensions
Secretary Lonnie Bunch previously challenged a White House review of the Smithsonian
CAIR NJ Recommended Bin Laden’s ‘Letter To America’ To Explain 9/11 To Kids
New York City Councilwoman Vickie Paladino told the Daily Signal that the organization’s guide and reference to Bin-Laden’s manifesto prove that “CAIR is a terrorist organization.”
Bid To Raise Sales Taxes In Virginia Raises Questions
These are sadly some of the least transparent segments of municipal government spending.
Texas Must Protect Kids From Sexual Shows Amid Legal Backlash
Texas lawmakers passed Senate Bill 12 in 2023, banning sexual performances in front of minors or on public property.
Surgeon General Wants Tech Companies To Step Up And Protect Kids From Screens
Meta agreed last Wednesday to pay up to $18 billion and add stronger child-safety measures to Facebook and Instagram.
This Disability Law May Be Parents’ Secret Weapon Against Transgender Policies In School
The Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, first passed in 1975 but renamed in 1990, guarantees children with disabilities access to a free, appropriate public education.
Federal Agencies May End Smithsonian Cooperation Under Trump
The officials cited a White House review that accused the National Museum of American History of promoting political activism.
Even After Affirmative Action’s Fall, DEI Thrives At Elite Law Schools
This group of editors used an increasingly common set of procedures that let it create more racial diversity without directly saying, “Whites need not apply.”
‘There’s No Portland Exception To The Constitution’: Mom Sues School Over Trans Policies
Portland, Oregon, native Allison Roberts sued her school district earlier this month, alleging retaliation for her free speech in opposition to the school’s transgender policies.
The Arday Tragedy: A Story Of Institutional Failure, Not A Witch Hunt
Let us be clear. Nathan Cofnas did nothing wrong. Yet he has been suspended from his post as a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Philosophy and Moral Sciences at Ghent University.
Are Civic Centers The Answer To Help Ohio Students Think?
For the anniversary of his bill being signed into law, state Sen. Jerry Cirino, R-Kirtland, announced a new bill he has for civic centers on campus.
Every State Can Open Its Doors To Nuclear Energy
Currently, there are around 11,000 utility scale plants powering America’s modern economy and based on current projections we may need to nearly double that.
Virginia Navigates Changing NCAA, Federal Policies
This season, universities are dealing with a changing sports landscape. Many of those changes are being driven from Washington.
Plano ISD Sued by Mothers Over Alleged Takeover Of Choir Booster Club
The club maintains an IRS tax identification number and bank accounts at Prosperity Bank and Vantage Bank.