Virginia Tech’s bias response and literature distribution policies have “somehow managed to offend virtually every cardinal principle of First Amendment law,” a federal judge wrote Wednesday in his dissent to a decision allowing them to continue. The...
The Senate has advanced a measure to a final vote that would block President Joe Biden’s student debt cancellation program, following a vote taken on Wednesday. The measure, H.J. Res. 45, would block the Biden-Harris Student Debt Relief Plan, which w...
Fiscally conservative non-profit groups, who have long been the loudest advocates for limiting federal spending in Washington, D.C., are split on whether to support the Fiscal Responsibility Act, the compromise legislation negotiated by President Joe...
Meta will eliminate news from the Facebook and Instagram feeds of California residents if the state’s Journalism Preservation Act becomes law, according to a statement shared on Twitter on Wednesday. “We will be forced to remove news from Facebook an...
Black Chicago residents criticized city officials for funding migrants over their community, they said during a city council meeting Wednesday. The statements from angry residents came before the city council voted to allocate $51 million to support...
The United States and Switzerland have long been described as “Sister Republics”—a term that symbolizes their deep and abiding partnership. Sharing common democratic values, the rule of law, free-market ideas, and even similar constitutions, the two...
Over the past several months, I’ve been pelted with the same question over and over again: “If America’s public education system is broken, what should our education system look like?” In the education reform and school choice movements, we often rep...
Two Jewish conservatives launched a campaign attacking George Soros Wednesday, arguing that criticism of the left-wing billionaire and business mogul is “not antisemitic.” Josh Hammer, a senior editor at Newsweek, and Will Scharf, who is currently ru...
Americans’ electricity bills outran inflation in 2022 to grow at the fastest rate since the data was first tracked in 1984, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) reported Wednesday. The average monthly electricity bill for U.S. residential...
Border Patrol Chief Raul Ortiz will retire at the end of June. Ortiz made the announcement to his staff in an email Tuesday night. “After a 32-year Border Patrol career spanning multiple sectors, HQ tours, and overseas assignments in Afghanistan, I...
