A Michigan university accused one of its students of breaching the school’s code of conduct because she talked about receiving a religious exemption for the COVID-19 vaccine requirement on Facebook.

Starting in the spring of 2020, school boards and superintendents across the country faced a dreadful choice: Keep classrooms open and risk more COVID-19 deaths, or close schools and sacrifice children’s learning.

If U.S. News and World Report’s ratings can be taken seriously, Yale is home to America’s top law school. Tuition at Yale Law School is just shy of $70,000 a year plus expenses for room, board, books …

By: Charles C. W. Cooke – nationalreview.com – April 27, 2022 If President Joe Biden follows through on his threat to unilaterally “cancel” all, or any, of the $1.7 trillion in federally held student-loan debt, the Republican Party must respond to the move by taking an industrial-grade flamethrower to the status quo until it is reduced to ashes. What Biden...

Harvard University is dedicating $100 million to create a fund to research and redress its “extensive entanglements with slavery,” university President Lawrence Bacow said Tuesday.

By: Charles C. W. Cooke – nationalreview.com – April 21, 2022 During her appearance on the Pod Save America podcast last week, White House press secretary Jen Psaki suggested that before August 31 of this year, the Biden administration intends to make “a decision . . . about canceling student debt.” Psaki’s asseveration was thrown in casually — as an...

By: Paul Copan and Melissa Cain Travis – worldviewbulletin – March 22, 2022 For this month’s Roundtable discussion, we asked our four regular contributors to address the question they’re asked the most regarding the Christian worldview or apologetics. In this first part, Paul Copan and Melissa Cain Travis give their answers. Paul Copan Ever since my book Is God a Moral...

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis’ Press Secretary Christina Pushaw claimed critics of the Sunshine State’s recent decision to reject dozens of mathematics books for containing “indoctrinating concepts” need a “reality check.”

By: Brittany Bernstein – nationalreview.com – April 17, 2022 Shawnee State University in Ohio has reached a settlement with a professor whom it punished for refusing to use a transgender student’s preferred pronouns, according to a new report.  The university will pay philosophy professor Nick Meriwether $400,000 in damages and attorney fees and will rescind a written warning it issued to...

Bookstores now sell only certain kinds of children’s books.”Go into Barnes & Noble,” says Bethany Mandel in my new video, “and you will be met with a wall of biographies.