Welcome to Harvard, where education is now seen as a form of hate.
Harvard’s Grade Inflation Dilemma Recently, news surfaced about Harvard University potentially addressing its infamous grade inflation. For many years, Harvard has awarded A’s to students as if they were handing out candy at a parade. However, it appears that administrators are beginning to feel pressure from public opinion. It’s noticeable that graduates’ transcripts often read […]
Judge instructs Department of Education to cease attributing shutdown to Democrats in workers’ out-of-office messages.
Federal Judge Rules Against Partisan Emails from Education Department A federal judge ruled in favor of a union on Friday regarding the Department of Education’s communications. The Trump administration faced allegations that partisan messages in emails sent from the Department were unconstitutional. U.S. District Judge Christopher Cooper stated that messages blaming Democrats for the government […]
States File Lawsuit Against Education Department Regarding Adjustments to Public Service Loan Forgiveness
Democratic States Sue over PSLF Program Changes Roughly two dozen states led by Democrats, along with the District of Columbia, have initiated a lawsuit against the Department of Education regarding recent modifications to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program. The changes, which were announced shortly before, clarify that organizations involved in what the Department […]
College leader believes Charlie Kirk’s influence might bring back civics education.
Hillsdale College’s President Discusses Civics Education Revival In a recent interview, the president of Hillsdale College, Larry P. Ahn, talked about how the legacy of Charlie Kirk might spark a renewed interest in civics education across the nation. Ahn expressed that the goal is a significant revival of civics education, which, he believes, isn’t really […]
States and organizations challenge Education Department’s changes to Public Service Loan Forgiveness rules
Attorneys general from 21 Democratic states, along with Washington, D.C., and two advocacy groups, have filed a lawsuit against the Department of Education regarding recent changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program. Last week, a rule finalized by the Trump administration declared that individuals engaged in what it labeled “illegal activity” would no […]
Marine veteran Winsome Earle-Sears presents her plans for safety, education, and energy in Virginia.
Win some, lose some: A Call for Common Sense in Virginia My father arrived in America from Jamaica with just $1.75 to his name. What he carried, though, was far more valuable—faith, discipline, and a practical approach to life. He firmly believed that with education and effort, anyone could succeed in this country. This narrative […]
Mamdani campaign organizes an education discussion with a woman who labeled standardized tests as ‘eugenics’
Mamdani’s Closed-Door Meeting Raises Concerns Over Education Policy The socialist mayor Zoran Mamdani’s campaign recently held a private roundtable with a group of leftists critical of traditional academic approaches. One participant notably referred to standardized testing as akin to “eugenics.” Critics are alleging that the discussion excluded groups advocating for academic rigor, instead prioritizing those […]
Government shutdown reveals that the Department of Education is redundant
Washington Shutdown and Education As Washington, D.C. grapples with a shutdown, some commentators in the media are quick to claim that the situation spells disaster. Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, and her union associates argue that without the Department of Education, schools will falter, placing blame on President Trump for […]
Chicago Board of Education accepts deal for disputed pension payment but with an important condition
Chicago Board of Education Approves Pension Payment Agreement On Thursday, the Chicago Board of Education reached an agreement that could see them contribute up to $175 million to the city’s pension payments. However, this is contingent upon the City Council agreeing to withdraw significant funds from special tax districts known as TIFs. If approved, this […]
Education Department to Stop Loan Forgiveness for Organizations Supporting Trans Youth and Illegal Immigrants
Changes to Student Loan Forgiveness Eligibility On Thursday, the Department of Education (ED) made significant updates to the criteria for civil service eligibility concerning student loan forgiveness. The new rules now disqualify individuals who work for organizations involved in supporting gender reassignment surgery for minors or aiding undocumented immigrants. The Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) […]