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COVID cash meant to get kids back on track took surprising detour in blue-state school district

Albuquerque Public Schools spent hundreds of thousands in pandemic relief funds on anti-racism training instead of addressing student learning loss.

Dem House candidate settles years-long $55K debt fight with former mother-in-law weeks before election

Bob Brooks settled a $55,000 loan dispute with his former mother-in-law, but the terms remain unclear as he campaigns for Pennsylvania's 7th District.

‘Fur Lives Matter’ case turns heads as DOJ’s ‘Fraud Week’ targets taxpayer swindlers

A Missouri man allegedly stole a real company's identity to seek $56 million in PPP and SBA funds during Colin McDonald's "Fraud Week" crackdown.

A look inside program giving future Nat Sec experts 5-year head start amid evolving threats: ‘Ready day one’

Seton Hall University's national security fellowship pairs graduate students with government agencies to research China, AI and foreign influence.

WATCH: Americans warn AI will take jobs despite reassuring labor data: ‘Just wait’

Americans sound the alarm over AI taking jobs, but a Yale Budget Lab report found no link between AI adoption and changes in employment rates.

GOP lawmakers smell something else behind Big Tech’s AI doomsday warnings: ‘Something else going on’

Capitol Hill lawmakers question whether OpenAI and Anthropic are pushing for AI regulation to stifle competition and lock in market dominance.

Republicans’ Midterm Choice: Embrace AI and Trump — or Bow to the Polling

Lawmakers are going home to face AI-skeptical constituents as the GOP puts the industry’s biggest booster front and center in midterm messaging.

One Way or Another, Change Is Coming to Cuba

Cuban officials declare they want a ‘constructive and respectful relationship’ with the United States.

The Insufferable Wokeness of Bates College

The administration decreed that the college had to embark on a crusade to eliminate every possible vestige of colonialism.

The Canada–EU Folly

President Trump should take the time to reflect on how the U.S. has arrived at this moment.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 18

2017—Evidently unhappy that a criminal defendant wasn’t making sweeping attacks on the statute under which she was convicted, a Ninth Circuit panel presided over...

Retail politics: Trump tariffs rattle Republicans’ usually reliable business vote

The Retail Association of Nevada has yanked its endorsement of Gov. Joe Lombardo, a Republican it backed in the 2022 election, saying someone needs to pay a political price for President Trump's tariffs that are walloping the business sector.

Young swing-state voters cozy up to Democratic Socialists, say party establishment must ‘learn’ from DSA wins

Young Michigan voters at Abdul El-Sayed's rally explain why Democratic Socialists of America's platform on Medicare for All appeals to them.

Ex-Dem insider reveals why Biden’s daughter threatened to sue her: ‘Bordered on parody’

Lindy Li reveals Ashley Biden threatened to sue her over claims about Joe Biden's cognitive decline, sharing screenshots of the since-deleted post.

Flock CEO, tech rivals called to testify before senators over AI camera privacy concerns

Sen. Josh Hawley is calling Flock Safety and three other CEOs to testify over AI-powered license plate reader cameras tracking Americans' movements.

Why Is New York Covering Up Test Scores?

The decision deprives students in low-performing schools of information that could point to better ones.

California and the ‘Right’ to Dead Children

The lawsuit the state has brought over abortion-pill reversal is madness.

Warsh Dropped the Wage Gauge. Now He Should Fix the Model Behind It

The Fed’s cost gauge cannot tell the difference between a raise that comes out of profits and one that comes out of production.

Where Has Conservatism Been — and Where Is It Going?

Fusionism can still offer hope for the future of the American right.

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