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A local NEA teachers’ union has filed a lawsuit against a school board and a parent to block the release of Critical Race Theory and gender theory records.

Planned Parenthood said it is “outraged and appalled” by the allegations that Gov. Andrew Cuomo “sexually harassed current and former state employees.”

A professor of pediatrics and molecular virology urges criticisms of Dr. Anthony Fauci and other government scientists to be prosecuted as hate crimes.

Documents show NIH paid Pitt $3.2 million to become a fetal tissue hub that could quickly harvest the organs of aborted babies.

The bombshell report that concluded Andrew Cuomo enaged in sexual harassment also found his Executive Chamber ‘normalized” his behavior.

The American College of Pediatricians rejects the recent claim by the International Olympic Committee “everyone agrees transwomen are women.”

The leader of a new black movement says the left is “weaponizing” black children by keeping them in failing schools and grooming them in how to “undermine America.”

Connecticut’s public sector unions say any potential state mandates for coronavirus vaccinations must be negotiated at the bargaining table.

President Joe Biden pressed the nation’s schools to hold at least one “pop-up vaccination clinic” for children aged 12 and older.

In three lawsuits Minnesota citizens claim Critical Race Theory is overwhelming their workplaces and schools, promoting racism and divisiveness.

A report noted “at least one woman” has become pregnant after enactment of a California law forces women to be housed with men in prisons.

A member of Black Lives Matter in Rhode Island said he is giving Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse until next Friday to resign from an “all-white” club.

New research claims to have found that early strict discipline of black and Hispanic children causes an increase in later adult jail time.

The abortion industry is seeking another influx of cash from the second rePro Film Fest, August 9-18, that will showcase feature and short films that focus on the industry’s narrative that now combines abortion with social justice activism.

A physician teaching a medical school course reportedly apologized to his class for using the “offensive” term “pregnant women.”

Critical Race Theory opponents in Guilford, CT won out after Republicans voted to place 5 of their candidates on the board of education ballot.

A Minnesota fourth grade student said the class was required to complete an equity survey and told not to discuss it with parents.

More parents are homeschooling their children even as schools have been planning to reopen with in-person instruction.

Teens worldwide are reporting a sharper rise in feelings of loneliness than a decade ago, an outcome that may be linked to smartphone use, a study has found.

Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch filed her opening brief with the U.S. Supreme Court defending the constitutionality of her state’s 15-week abortion ban.

The general secretary of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops resigned Tuesday in the wake of allegations he engaged in continued sexual misconduct with adults through the use of a location-based hookup app.

A landmark report revealed an “outsized” number of elementary teacher candidates is failing state licensure tests, particularly in the primary areas of English, math, science, and social studies.

Rev. Patrick Mahoney said the U.S. Capitol is now “Fort Pelosi,” denying citizens permits for peaceful First Amendment events.

The Biden administration walked back its promotion of a radical Critical Race Theory group in the ed department’s guide to reopening schools.

Sen. Steve Daines (R-MT) introduced legislation Wednesday that would block the use of federal funds from colleges and universities with campus health clinics that provide abortions or abortion-inducing drugs.

A Trafalgar Group survey published Wednesday found 51.8 percent of American voters said parents who oppose the teaching of Critical Race Theory (CRT) in schools should take action.

American leaders for life are calling upon fellow citizens to oppose the Democrats’ plan to eliminate the longstanding Hyde Amendment.

A piece published Friday at the women’s magazine Marie Claire called for more film and television storylines with lower-income parents choosing to have abortions in order to portray a loving and beneficial act to children already born.

Education researcher Stanley Kurtz said Secretary Cardona’s comments appearing to back away from Critical Race Theory amount to “bogus window dressing.”

The New York Times journalist who led the slavery-focused “1619 Project” praised Cuba during a 2019 interview as the “most equal multi-racial country in our hemisphere,” owing its success in that regard to socialism.

Fairfax County Public Schools Superintendent Scott Brabrand, who abolished the entrance exam at the nation’s top school, will leave his post at the end of the coming school year.

The quorum court of Washington County in northwest Arkansas voted Thursday to approve a resolution that declares the county “Pro-Life.”

Most Americans expect inflation to worsen, even as the cost of gas and used cars is already up by 45 percent, the Washington Examiner reported.

A coalition of 17 state attorneys general is defending an Arkansas law that protects children from life-altering transgender procedures.

A full federal appeals court will rehear a panel’s decision that blocked Missouri from enforcing its ban on Down syndrome abortions.

LGBTQ activists created a deck of trading cards that feature photos of “renowned” transgender athletes to fight bans on trans athletes.