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SCOTUS decision will have little effect on Kansas college admissions(The Sentinel) â A Supreme Court decision in late June will have little effect on college admissions in Kansas according to the Kansas Board of Regents. On June… Read More
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More Black Americans support SCOTUS’ affirmative action ruling than oppose it, poll reveals(Daily Caller News Foundation) â A plurality of black Americans support the Supreme Courtâs decision last month that struck down race-based admission policies at colleges, according to a YouGov/The… Read More
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Senator warns defiant college presidents not to flout Supreme Court affirmative action ruling ÂAn Ohio senator has forewarned 10 university presidents who âexpressed open hostilityâ to the Supreme Courtâs striking down of affirmative action to not try circumventing the ruling. Read More
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Wisconsin Republicans look to end race-based scholarship programs(The Center Square) â Assembly Speaker Robin Vos is vowing Republicans will move to end race-based scholarship programs across the state in the wake of the U.S. Supreme Court… Read More
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âLie from the pit of hellâ: GOP presidential hopefuls laud Supreme Court decision ending affirmative action in college admissionsRepublican presidential hopefuls hailed the U.S. Supreme Courtâs striking down of racial preferences in college admissions, with one calling affirmative action a âlie from the pit of hell.â… Read More
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Judge blocks Biden admin from colluding with Big Tech social media, in staggering injunction sought by Missouri, LouisianaA federal judge Tuesday blocked the Biden administration from content-related contact with social media firms, as part of Missouriâs lawsuit alleging the government colluded with the companies to impede… Read More
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Biden admin canât coordinate with social media to suppress speech, federal judge rules(Daily Caller News Foundation) â A federal judge issued an injunction Tuesday ruling that the Biden administration likely violated the First Amendment when it worked with social media companies… Read More
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Indiana Supreme Court rules abortion ban is constitutional(Daily Caller News Foundation) â The Indiana Supreme Court issued a decision Friday that said the stateâs abortion ban was constitutional in a 4-1 ruling. Read More
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Judge blocks Wyoming school district from keeping studentsâ gender identities secret from parents(Daily Caller News Foundation) â A federal judge in Wyoming has barred a school district from hiding the studentsâ gender identities from their parents after one couple sued. Read More
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Arkansas AG says he will appeal LEARNS Act delay(The Center Square) â Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin said Friday afternoon he will appeal a ruling that delays the implementation of the LEARNS Act until Aug. 1. Read More
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Supreme Court decision stopping student loan forgiveness hinged on Missouri company(The Center Square) â A Missouri student loan servicing company played a pivotal role in the U.S. Supreme Courtâs ruling on Friday against President Joe Bidenâs plan to forgive… Read More
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âTheyâre trying to hide the ball.â Denver school district appeals court order to release video of closed-door meeting following shootingÂA judge ruled last week that the Denver Public Schools board violated state law when it held a closed-door meeting, and the district must now release the recording to… Read More
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Supreme Court: Government canât compel Christian web designer to create sites that violate her faithIn a landmark case for First Amendment rights, the U.S. Supreme Court Friday ruled a Christian website designer cannot be forced by government to create sites for same-sex weddings… Read More
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Supreme Court rules in favor of Christian postal worker disciplined for declining to work on SundaysThe Supreme Court ruled in favor of a Christian former mail carrier who sued the U.S. Postal Service for denying him religious accommodation in the workplace. Gerald Groff… Read More
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Affirmative action struck down: U.S. Supreme Court rules against race-based admissions by Harvard, University of North CarolinaIn a highly anticipated ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court found Thursday that the race-based admissions policies of Harvard and the University of North Carolina violate the Constitution. The… Read More
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Parents call for Detroit school district officials to be fired after alleged abuse of their children with special education needsParents of special education students say Detroit school officials attempted to cover up acts of child abuse. A group of parents is alleging two paraprofessionals at Moses Field… Read More
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College professor sues after school administrator threatens âslaughterhouseâ for conservatives over DEIA California college professor is suing a college district and a raft of administrators for interfering with his right to free speech and academic freedom. Daymon Johnson, who… Read More
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Florida sues federal government over school accreditation collaboration(The Center Square) â The state of Florida filed a lawsuit this week to challenge federal collaboration with accreditation organizations to usurp recent reforms to the Sunshine State’s higher… Read More
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New Jersey AG sues three schools for involving parents in school transgender casesNew Jerseyâs attorney general is suing three school districts over their policies of notifying parents of gender dysphoria cases in children. Middletown Township, Marlboro Township, and Manalapan-Englishtown Regional Boards… Read More
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School reported parents to police, kicked out their kids for questioning âpolitical bias,â lawsuit alleges(Daily Caller News Foundation) â An Ohio school allegedly reported two parents to the police, launching a retaliation campaign against them for questioning its curriculum and financial spending, according… Read More