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Top swimmer slams NCAA for ‘eradicating’ women’s rights in sports

Kylee Alons is speaking out against the league she says made her feel "powerless" after being forced to compete against and change in locker room with a biological man.

RFK Jr resists ‘hating on’ Biden, Trump at latest town hall: ‘I’m proud that President Trump likes me’

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., though he would not pledge to support President Biden as the 2024 Democratic nominee, said he would not attack Biden or former President Trump personally during the race.

Supreme Court rejects affirmative action in ruling on universities using race in admissions decisions

The Supreme Court has issued a long-awaited decision regarding the future of affirmative action rules in American colleges and universities .

Supreme Court hands religious freedom win to postal worker who refused to work on Sunday

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a religious freedom case brought by a former postal worker who refused to work Sundays due to Sabbath observance.

Michigan Democrats receive GOP approval for $82 billion budget that focuses on education, infrastructure

Democrats in Michigan received Republican approval on an $82 billion budget that is focused on the environment, infrastructure, and education.

Arizona county elections director who said she wasn’t protected from political attacks resigns

Geraldine Roll has resigned as the elections director of Pinal County, Arizona. Roll claimed that she was subjected to ridicule, intimidation, and attacks.

Wisconsin’s GOP-controlled Senate approves 2-year budget that cuts taxes, funding for University of WI

The Wisconsin Senate approved a two-year budget that cuts taxes across all income levels and decreases funding for the University of Wisconsin.

Hunter Biden arrives for deposition in lawsuit from laptop repair shop owner

Hunter Biden arrived in a pair of black SUVs to be deposed Thursday as part of a lawsuit filed against him by a Delaware laptop repair shop owner, John Paul Mac Isaac.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—June 29

1972—In Furman v. Georgia, five justices vote to overturn a death penalty as cruel and unusual punishment in violation of the Eighth Amendment but...

Nonsense from the American Council on Education

According to ACE, things would be much better if only we could replace many of America’s college presidents with people of color and women.

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