How Education Fraud is Weakened America
Concerns Over Education Spending in Urban Schools For more than four decades, Americans have invested significantly in education systems within metropolitan areas. However, the outcomes have been quite troubling. Many young individuals emerge from these schools unprepared, lacking the necessary skills and knowledge to secure good jobs and contribute positively to society. It seems taxpayers […]
Law enforcement agencies relax education requirements due to ongoing staffing shortages
Recently, there’s been a noticeable trend among police departments, from local agencies to federal entities, to lower education standards for new hires. This year, both the New York Police Department (NYPD) and the Dallas Police Department made significant changes to their educational requirements for recruits. In February, the NYPD reduced the credit requirement for entrance […]
The Academy at District Church is Transforming Our Approach to Education
Rethinking Education: A New Approach at District Church Academy Imagine a school where students have the freedom to run their own projects, set personal goals, and engage in real-world learning. This is the daily experience at District Church Academy, a place that departs from traditional American education models, which are currently facing challenges like declining […]
Health agency instructs states to remove gender from sex education
Washington’s Recent Policy Changes on Gender References in Education Washington – Recently, the Trump administration took action, asking numerous states to eliminate gender references from sex education materials. If states do not comply, they risk losing federal funding. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) indicated that around 40 states, along with the […]
Sheri Few: The Impact of AI on Critical Thinking in Education
In kindergarten through eighth grade, technology presence is notably absent. Research suggests that traditional learning methods, such as books, pencil and paper, and face-to-face dialogue, provide a solid foundation for education, offering various cognitive, emotional, and practical benefits. Take, for instance, the expensive Waldorf School in Silicon Valley, where even the children of tech executives […]
Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust Gives $6 Million in Grants to Support Higher Education in Maricopa County
Phoenix – August 22, 2025 The Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust has unexpectedly granted $6 million across six major universities in Arizona. This funding aims to bolster the higher education mission within Maricopa County. Each of these universities—Arizona State University, Clayton University, Grand Canyon University, Maricopa Community Colleges, Northern Arizona University, and University of Arizona—will […]
7 Points: Putin lays out his peace demands while Palmer cautions he desires conflict; education battles returning to the legislature; Kamala Harris visiting Alabama; and more…
7 Things You Should Know This Week 7. Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall expressed his approval of a New York court’s decision to vacate a significant civil fraud penalty of $464 million that had been imposed on former President Donald Trump. This legal matter has garnered attention as National Guard soldiers continue their patrols in […]
Trump administration halts sex education funding for California due to ‘extreme gender beliefs’
Trump Administration Cancels California Sex Education Grant The Trump administration has decided to cancel a $12.3 million sex education grant intended for California. The reason? The grant was said to include what the administration calls “radical gender ideology.” This move came after state officials declined to alter the original documents. This funding was slated to […]
Trump’s Education Department Halts Government-Funded Political Activism in Universities
Education Department Ends Political Funding on Campuses On Tuesday, the Ministry of Education announced the termination of taxpayer funding for political activities at universities. This marks a shift as the department retracts previous guidance from the Biden administration that allowed students to engage in roles related to political events, voter support services, and other similar […]
U.S. Agriculture secretary supports cuts to higher education funding in Tennessee
New Initiative from US Agriculture Department On August 18, 2025, US Secretary of Agriculture Brook Rollins spoke at a Future Farmers of America event during the Tennessee Fair. She introduced an initiative aimed at ending subsidies for solar energy panels that take up farmland, while also reducing agricultural grants to the University of Tennessee. Rollins […]