Saturday, Feb 01

The US Education Department has reinstated Trump-era Title IX rules on campus sexual misconduct, reversing Biden's policies aimed at broader protections.

Saturday, Feb 01

Brendan Carr's FCC investigates NPR and PBS over alleged violations of commercial regulations, fueling debates about public funding and media bias.

Saturday, Feb 01

A Michigan priest's license was revoked after he imitated Elon Musk's gesture, which many perceived as a Nazi salute during a pro-life event.

Friday, Jan 31

The FDA has approved Journavx, a groundbreaking non-opioid painkiller, marking the first new class in over 20 years, aiming to eliminate the risks of opioid addiction.

Friday, Jan 31

A Michigan priest has had his license revoked by the Anglican Catholic Church after mimicking Elon Musk's straight-arm gesture, perceived by many as a Nazi salute.

Friday, Jan 31

Trump's recent orders seek to eliminate critical race theory in education and combat antisemitism on campuses, but face backlash from civil rights advocates.

Friday, Jan 31

FCC Chair Brendan Carr has initiated probes into NPR and PBS for allegedly breaching federal laws against commercial advertisements, heightening tensions in public broadcasting.

Friday, Jan 31

Trump's new executive orders aim to eliminate critical race theory in schools and address antisemitism on campuses, generating significant controversy and backlash.

Thursday, Jan 30

Oklahoma schools propose rule requiring proof of citizenship or legal status for student enrollment, igniting protests and debates on educational access for undocumented children.

Thursday, Jan 30

New data shows U.S. children are still lagging in reading and math skills post-pandemic, raising alarms about growing educational inequalities.