CASEY RYAN: Colleges Employ Social Credit to Get Around Affirmative Action Restrictions
Several prominent universities in the United States are now implementing a new admission process that closely resembles the social credit system used by the Chinese Communist Party. Following a Supreme Court decision that restricted the use of affirmative action in admissions, some higher education institutions have been exploring ways to ensure ideological conformity among incoming […]
Credit and Non-Credit: Navigating Your Journey through Alabama’s Community Colleges
Students in Alabama are flocking to community colleges, whether they’re fresh out of high school or adults looking to pivot in their careers. The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) provides a diverse array of educational opportunities tailored to fit different needs. With 24 campuses and over 130 locations statewide, ACCS delivers accessible, affordable programs that […]
Democrat Attorney General Accumulates Large Charges on Taxpayer-Funded Credit Card
Massachusetts AG Faces Scrutiny Over Expenses Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell has reportedly charged nearly $300,000 to taxpayer-funded credit cards in recent fiscal years, according to the Boston Herald. Between July 1, 2024, and June 30, 2025, her office spent $288,146.26 on a state-issued procurement card, known as a P card, covering expenses from international […]
Credit and Non-Credit: Navigating Your Journey in Alabama’s Community Colleges
From high school graduates to adults seeking a career switch, many individuals in Alabama are turning to their local community colleges for their next educational step. The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) provides a diverse range of training and education options tailored to meet people where they are in their journey. With 24 colleges and […]
Understanding Your Journey Through Alabama’s Community Colleges: Credit and Non-Credit Options
Students in Alabama, whether recent high school graduates or adults looking to switch careers, are turning to local community colleges for their next steps. The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) provides a diverse array of educational and training options that cater to various needs. With 24 colleges and more than 130 locations across the state, […]
Based in Alabama: Credit unions are energizing rural areas in Alabama
The number of small communities in Alabama is on the rise, but there’s a catch. Access to local financial services is becoming increasingly scarce. As per the Federal Reserve Bank Desert Dashboard, there are about 1,181 people per census area, and 153 of these areas are now labeled as “bank deserts.” Essentially, this means that […]
‘Extra Credit’: How Regions Bank is supporting students in managing their finances at no cost.
Empowering Students for University Life For students gearing up for the transition to college, the Regional Bank’s “Extra Credit: College Life Money Skills” program offers more than just tips—it’s a genuine opportunity to get ahead. The initiative kicked off at the Riverchase Operations Center in Hoover, bringing students together for an engaging session focused on […]
Supporting credit unions in aiding communities: The function of the Credit Union Impact Foundation
In a town in Alabama, the local banks’ departure has left many people without fundamental financial services. But it’s not just about losing access to banks; it also means losing local investments, financial role models in schools, and protections for the community’s vulnerable members. Thankfully, credit unions in Alabama are stepping up to fill these […]
Schiff’s first Senate bill proposes tax credit for hardening homes against fire, disasters
For his first legislation in the US Senate, Adam Schiff (D-Calif) joined a Republican colleague to propose federal tax credits to certain homeowners who will remodel and strengthen their homes against wildfires and other natural disasters. Schiff introduces the measure along with fellow freshman Sen. Tim Sheehee (R-Mont.), a former US Navy seal and founder […]
‘Gave Me Peace’: Female Fencer Who Protested Biological Male Opponent Gives Credit To Her Christian Faith
It’s a truly wonderful story. In the US, it is fencing as a focal point for 31-year-old senior women. Stephanie Turner He protested against the biological male enemy by kneeling them. Recently, the US fencing event, Cherry Blossom Open, and Turner was planning to take on it. Redmond Sullivana man who identifies as a woman. […]