Last week, Tina Descovich, co-founder of Moms for Liberty, was on the Washington Journal on CSPAN discussing parental rights in education. During her segment, she mentioned the numerous attacks from radical left-wing activist groups threatened by Moms for Liberty. Descovich rejected all of the Left’s claims and explained how they were baseless. Then, she highlighted some of the sexually suggestive, inappropriate content inexplicably available to young children in school libraries — and exactly why Moms for Liberty is needed.
A much-discussed new study found that students from families in the top 1% of income have a significant advantage in college admissions. But it also featured another, less discussed yet possibly even more important, finding.
Beijing has reacted with alarm to Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's comment that President Joe Biden has not mentioned China's Belt and Road Initiative, or BRI, to her.
How far have the goalposts shifted in evaluating Joe Biden's involvement with his son's shady overseas business dealings? Karine Jean-Pierre began the week by refusing to deny that the president was on speakerphone while Hunter was conducting business calls.
PITTSBURGH, Pennsylvania — Last Friday, Teamsters in practice picket lines in major cities across the country, including this one, sent a message to the United Parcel Service that they will strike if their demands are not met.
Enforcing the law regarding smaller crimes is not just a quality-of-life issue. Often, it helps apprehend dangerous or violent criminals who have a similar disregard for minor legal infractions as they do major crimes.
Last Monday, Russia exited a deal that allowed Ukraine to export its grain products through the Black Sea to the global market. Russia is now targeting Ukrainian grain storage facilities with heavy air and drone strikes.
Ukrainian drones struck buildings in Moscow on Monday. The buildings targeted apparently included one just across the street from a Russian GRU intelligence service facility. Alongside last week's Ukrainian strike on the Crimean Bridge, these strikes paint a picture of Russian President Vladimir Putin's vulnerability.
A perturbed employee is tired of being instructed to use his or her social media account to broadcast what the company wants to broadcast. The employee wrote into the New York Times workplace-advice column to ask: “Can the employer require employees to share on their personal social channels a post about a new person being hired to lead the organization, or about open jobs for which the organization is recruiting?”
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