Pittsburgh Public Schools ethnic studies class referred to as a guide for activism
As the new school year begins, education is facing increased scrutiny from parents and various organizations regarding what is being taught in classrooms. The North American Values Institute (NAVI), a nonpartisan education watchdog, has raised concerns about a new ethnic studies course at Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS) aimed at high school seniors. According to NAVI, […]
Pittsburgh Public Schools ethnic studies class referred to as a guide for activism
As the new school year begins, many parents and organizations are closely examining educational content, particularly in Pittsburgh, where the North American Values Institute (NAVI) has raised concerns about a new ethnic studies course for high school seniors in Pittsburgh Public Schools (PPS). NAVI, which operates as a nonpartisan education watchdog, argues that instead of […]
Abdul El-Sayed Receiving $15 Million from ‘Epstein Class’ Contributors
Abdulrahman El-Sayed’s Campaign and Epstein Connections In Michigan, Abdulrahman El-Sayed, a Muslim socialist, is running a campaign focused on reducing big money influence in politics. He often partners with progressive figures like Rep. Ro Khanna, who criticizes what they call the “Epstein class.” However, it appears that El-Sayed is, in fact, benefiting from over $15 […]
The Union Pacific-Norfolk Southern Merger Serves as a Test for Republicans Representing the Working Class
During the Trump administration, the Republican Party came to be seen as a champion for the working class. This shift happened because voters felt that the party would advocate for them rather than just cater to corporate interests. The Republican stance includes support for free markets, lowered taxes, and sensible regulatory measures. However, there’s also […]
Claudine Gay, the former president of Harvard, comes back after a plagiarism scandal to teach a class
Claudine Gay Returns to Harvard as a Lecturer Claudine Gay has made her way back to Harvard nearly three years after her controversial resignation amid plagiarism accusations. This time around, she’s taking on the role of an instructor, focusing specifically on Harvard itself. According to a report from the Wall Street Journal, Gay is teaching […]
Siri class action settlement of $250 million allows iPhone users to file claims
Apple Class Action Settlement Apple customers might soon see some compensation—up to $95 each—from a class action settlement tied to claims that the company advertised AI capabilities that weren’t fully present on certain devices. Earlier this year, Apple agreed to pay $250 million to resolve a class action lawsuit regarding the delayed integration of AI […]
Who placed the left in control of the working class in America?
Abdul El-Sayed has been vocal about who he thinks the Democratic Party should prioritize. While addressing the United Auto Workers earlier this summer, he, now the Democratic Senate nominee from Michigan, expressed it was “about time” for Democrats to be “solidly on the side of working people.” Though he isn’t affiliated with the Democratic Socialists […]
New York high school senior Julie Kaputa faces suspension for bringing coffee to class
Bitter Grounds A high school senior in New York found herself suspended for bringing a cup of coffee to class. She’s now pushing back against school officials for allegedly implementing a new outside food policy without properly informing the community. Julie Kaputa recounted that just minutes into her final first day at Beaver River Central […]
The Uniparty Stays Distracted While America’s Middle Class Struggles
While there isn’t an “official” definition of what the “middle class” really is, many agree it generally involves households earning between about two-thirds to double the median national income, adjusted for family size and local living costs. Looking back fifty years, these households accounted for 62% of the nation’s income; now, that figure has dropped […]
Teacher in Georgia Sets Up Fart Corner for Students to Release Gas During Class
Teacher in Georgia Establishes “Gas Station” in Classroom for Students A second-grade teacher in Atlanta, Candy Sydney-Browning, has taken a unique approach to handling natural bodily functions in her classroom. She has designated a corner as the “gas station,” playfully renaming it the “gusty winds area” where students can take a break to pass gas. […]