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House Judiciary Committee Subpoenas Fani Willis over Alleged Misuse of Public Funds

Willis is accused of hiring her ex-boyfriend to prosecute Trump despite his lack of experience.

We Have No Excuse Not to Act against the TikTok Menace

Our government should recognize the app for what it is — a threat to American democracy — and deal with it accordingly.

If the ATF Whistleblowers Are Correct, Joe Biden Will Be Ripping Up the Constitution Once Again

There are, at least, four ways in which the ATF’s alleged plan is illegal.

Does ‘Anti-Racist’ Teaching Help Black Students or Hurt Them?

The big fad in education these days is “anti-racist” teaching.

Black lives matter — except in Cuba?

The Cuban music scene is dynamic. Music students form garage bands. Afro-Cuban women break barriers in rap. Jazz bands perform in art galleries. Aspiring artists record songs via cellphones and distribute music via CDs. On Feb. 16, 2021, seven Cuban artists released a reggaeton song, “Patria y Vida” (“Homeland and Life”), the title a play […]

Chicago students watch Black Panther to learn ‘Afrofuturism’ and activism

Chicago Public Schools students read a “graphic novel” version of Marvel’s Black Panther and watch the movie to learn how “to advocate for a legacy for the future that is founded on a legacy of culture, tradition, and collective survival but informed by the historical legacy of oppression.” The assignments are part of the four-week […]

Zuckerberg should apologize for the harms of social media

The social media industry has negatively affected the lives of nearly all minors since its creation, and its creators should be held responsible for the damage they have caused. A high-profile Senate Judiciary Committee hearing was held on Wednesday in which CEOs from five of the most popular social media platforms were grilled intensely by […]

Journalism’s biggest problem isn’t what you think

Journalists now apparently feel comfortable with feeding their stories into niche audiences.

5 takeaways from a stunning January jobs report

Job growth soared past expectations in January and wages rose faster than inflation, exhibiting more strength at the start of an election year in which the economy could be a huge factor. The U.S. economy added 353,000 jobs last month, according to the Labor Department, about double what economists were expecting in different forecasts. The...

House Oversight Democrats call for investigation into Tuberville’s military holds

A duo of House Oversight Democrats are asking the Government Accountability Office (GAO) to review Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s 10-month-long blockade of military promotions, asking for a review of its impact on national security as well as military families. Tuberville (R-Ala.) put a hold on more than 425 different military promotions requiring Senate confirmation in protest of Pentagon abortion...

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