32-year-old Aaron Tucker of Bridgeport, Connecticut, was just a week out of jail and had a job interview. So early that morning he grabbed the dress shirt the halfway house had given him and headed off on the bus. A ways down the road, the bus driver spotted a car that had just hit a Read More…
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China Firms On Blacklists For Moscow, Tehran Drone link, Says Biden Administration
Key Points The Entity List is a tool Washington uses to slap trade restrictions on entities it deems as threatening U.S. national security. It’s recently been used to curb Chinese technology and penalize involvement in the Russian war machinery. China Commerce Ministry said it firmly opposes the U.S. blacklisting of Chinese companies.
Texas High School Suspends Black Student For His Hair Style, Denies Discrimination
Nationwide — Darryl George, a junior at Barbers Hill High School in Texas, has faced suspension twice in a row due to his hairstyle. Despite the state’s recent anti-discrimination legislation, the school argued that it wasn’t an act of discrimination. Darryl reportedly received the suspension for sporting twisted dreadlocks tied atop his head, Read More…
The Failure of American Public Education
Government is wholly unsuited to teach America’s students. John Hood Many American critics believe that the major problem with public education today is a lack of focus on results. Students aren’t expected to meet high standards, the argument goes, and the process of education takes precedence over analyzing education results in policy-making circles. This is Read More…
Wildfires” Swept Through West Maui
It has been about a month since catastrophic “wildfires” swept through West Maui and consumed the formerly idyllic island village of Lahaina, leaving thousands without a house, food and other necessities. And according to locals, all governments are doing nothing to help. One journalist who is on the ground in Maui says that local residents Read More…
Archdiocese Adds 42 names To Its list Of Catholic Clergy , Accused Of Sexual Abuse
The Archdiocese of Baltimore added 42 names Friday to its list of church employees who have been credibly accused of sexual abuse, including that of a longtime theology dean and professor at Xavier University of Louisiana, the nation’s only Catholic historically Black college. Father Phillip J. Linden began teaching theology at Xavier in 1991, after Read More…








