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DeSantis Pledges Reevaluation of College Board: ‘We Do Education, Not Indoctrination’

DeSantis’s comments come amid the ongoing battle between Florida and the College Board over its new AP African-American-studies seminar.

Court to reconsider lawsuit against policy allowing transgender athletes to compete in Connecticut

A federal appeals court on Monday said it would reconsider a lawsuit that questioned Connecticut's policy allowing transgender athletes to compete there. The 2nd U.S. Circuit of Appeals announced Monday that a majority of the judges agreed to rehear the case, which was first brought to a panel of three judges last September by the...

Michigan State Shooting Live Coverage: Police say 3 killed, 5 injured

Students are instructed to secure in place and run, hide or fight if necessary.

Noem signs gender-affirming care ban for South Dakota youth

South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem (R) on Monday signed into law a bill banning gender-affirming health care for transgender minors, including hormonal treatments and some surgeries. The bill, which will go into effect on July 1, says that any health care provider in the state who violates the ban risks having their medical license revoked...

Americans’ views of Biden largely unchanged after State of the Union: survey

Some Americans' views of President Biden have remained largely unchanged after he delivered his State of the Union address last week, according to a Morning Consult survey.  The new poll, published Monday, found that 46 percent of respondents disagreed with the statement that Biden has kept his promises during his 2020 campaign, while 39 percent...

Former Trump adviser Bolton to receive briefing on previous spy balloons

Former Trump White House national security adviser John Bolton will be briefed Wednesday by Biden administration officials about Chinese surveillance balloon incursions that happened during the Trump administration, his spokesperson confirmed to The Hill on Monday. Bolton is expected to issue a statement after the briefing. He is the first Trump official to publicly confirm...

Virginia lawmakers pass college threat assessment legislation three months after deadly UVA shooting

Three months after the deadly shooting at the University of Virginia (UVA), the state's General Assembly passed college threat assessment legislation intended to help prevent future violence. Three student athletes were killed in the shooting at UVA in Charlottesville on Nov. 13, and an additional two students were injured. Fellow student Christopher Jones was arrested...

After criticism for ignoring Ohio train derailment during conference appearance, Buttigieg takes to Twitter

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg tweeted about the disastrous Feb. 3 Ohio train derailment after being criticized for not mentioning it during a conference appearance.

The Met’s embrace of hate, school aid soars as enrollment sinks and other commentary

Culture critic: The Met’s Embrace of Hate “The Metropolitan Museum of Art has mounted an exhibit whose curatorial philosophy” might “spell the end of...

Teachers unions are baldly lying about charter-school costs — here’s why

Teachers unions and their paid-off allies can offer no good reason for New Yorkers to oppose Gov. Kathy Hochul’s plan.

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