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Biden Twists the ‘Convicted Felon’ Knife
The Bulwark· 3 days agoJoe Biden called Donald Trump a “convicted felon,” and you know what? The Trump campaign just can’t believe a U.S. president would say something so...
After Texas Win, School-Choice Groups Eye Other Red States
ThePress.net· 2 days agoThe political ground shifted in Texas last week, and the impact of the electoral shakeup could send...
Moms for Liberty wants new chapters in Catoosa County and all of Georgia | Chattanooga Times Free...
Chattanooga Times Free Press· 3 hours agoWarning that parents and community members need to be involved with their public schools before problems arise, a national conservative school advocacy organization is recruiting new members ...
Grant Thornton Closes Sale of Stake to Private-Equity Firm
Bloomberg Law· 6 days agoAccounting firm Grant Thornton LLP has completed the sale of a large stake in the firm to private-equity firm New Mountain Capital LLC.
How the Courts Can Prevent Title IX Overreach
The Dispatch via Yahoo News· 4 days agoIn 2020, following a formal rulemaking process, President Trump’s Education Secretary Betsy DeVos issued a rule that corrected many of these problems....
What Is Title IX? Schools, Sports, and Sex Discrimination
Education Week· 7 days ago, which Congress passed and President Richard Nixon signed into law that year. Following her death...
Warren Co.’s primary election includes contested local races for GOP. See who’s running.
The Express-Times· 7 days agoWarren County’s registered Republicans will have a say at the polls next week on who gets their...
The buzz of Nazareth: Local sixth-grader reaches semi-finals in national bee series
The Express-Times· 5 days agoAmir Bourhim, a 12-year-old from Upper Nazareth Township, competed in the National Geography Bee,...
Jim Hartman: Biden dismantles Title IX rules
Elko Daily Free Press· 6 days agoPresident Biden is making good on his 2020 campaign promise to transgender voters to dismantle current Title IX rules. The new rules take effect Aug. 1.
