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China to Overhaul Private Education Sector ‘Hijacked by Capital’
China announced a broad set of reforms for private education companies, seeking to decrease workloads for students and overhaul a sector it says has been
Rep. Ronny Jackson: Biden Needs Cognitive Test Now
President Joe Biden needs a cognitive test immediately, former white House physician Ronny Jackson tweeted Sunday.
Pro-Hamas Activists Launch Incendiary Balloons Into Israel
Israeli warplanes struck a target in the southern Gaza Strip, the Israeli military announced early Monday, saying it was responding to the launches of incendiary
Mother of Deceased Alabama Man Urges Others to Get Vaccinated
An Alabama woman whose 28-year-old son died after contracting coronavirus is urging others to get vaccinated, saying she regrets her decision not to do so,
Vatican Reveals It Owns More Than 5,000 Properties
The Vatican released information on its real estate holdings for the first time on Saturday, revealing it owns more than 5,000 properties as part of
Bob Moses, 1960s Civil Rights Leader, Dies at 86
Bob Moses, a civil rights leader who took part in some of the most significant campaigns for equality in the Deep South in the 1960s
Illinois Teacher Shortage Has Schools Hiring International Candidates
One Illinois school district struggling to fill vacant positions has started hiring international candidates, reports CNN.
Illinois Teacher Shortage Has Schools Hiring International Candidates
One Illinois school district struggling to fill vacant positions has started hiring international candidates, reports CNN.
Sen. Ron Johnson Blasts Biden For Policies That Divide Nation
Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis., on Sunday slammed President Joe Biden for further dividing the nation.In an interview on Fox News’ “Sunday Morning Futures,” Johnson railed
US Population in ’20 Might Have Shrunk for First Time Ever
U.S. population growth is slowing, approaching zero, and even reversing in half of all states in 2020, The Wall Street Journal reported….
US General Vows to Continue Air Strikes Supporting Afghan Troops
The United States will continue air strikes in support of Afghan forces fighting the Taliban, a top US general said Sunday, as the insurgents press
Sarah Sanders encourages vaccinations, praises Trump’s Operation Warp Speed in new op-ed
Arkansas Republican gubernatorial candidate Sarah Huckabee Sanders on Sunday hailed former President Donald Trump for Operation Warp Speed and gave her own reasons for getting vaccinated
Who is Adam Kinzinger? Conservative congressman turned anti-Trump leader
The news on Sunday that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi will appoint Rep. Adam Kinzinger as the second Republican representative on the special House committee investigating
KC Mayor Says Officials Considering Vax ‘Compulsion’ For City Workers
Kansas City Mayor Quinton Lucas said Sunday a vaccination rate just below 40% is “painfully low” and that officials are now considering “compulsion” of city
US Population in ’20 Might Have Shrunk for First Time Ever
U.S. population growth is slowing, approaching zero, and even reversing in half of all states in 2020, The Wall Street Journal reported….
Gov. Abbott: Texas’ New Border Plan ‘Catch And Jail’
Texas GOP Gov. Greg Abbott said Sunday the state isn’t “playing games anymore” at the southern border, and is using its own resources to curb
USA Today Poll: 90 Percent of Detroit Residents Want More Police
Detroit residents resoundingly reject the defund the police movement, with around 90% saying they would feel safe with more police, not less, according to a
Jerome Adams Warns: Vaccinate or Face ‘Mitigation’ Restrictions
Former surgeon general Jerome Adams said Sunday COVID-19 is “spiraling out of control” because too few people are vaccinated – warning “more mitigation is coming.”…
Rep. Mace touts Free Britney Act as ‘good, bipartisan first step’ in ending conservatorship abuse
Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C., said Sunday her “Free Britney” Act is a “good, bipartisan first step” to protecting the rights of the roughly 1.3 Americans
USA Today Poll: 90 Percent of Detroit Residents Want More Police
Detroit residents resoundingly reject the defund the police movement, with around 90% saying they would feel safe with more police, not less, according to a