When Glenn Youngkin won Virginia’s gubernatorial contest last fall, it was about a lot more than education. But his critiques of endless school closures and critical race rheory, along with his blunt support for parental rights, played a big role. He promised to empower parents, promote academic rigor, move past the disruptions of the early pandemic, and address the proliferation of toxic dogmas in schools.
Researchers see their data as a bad sign for democracy that if people view politics as harmful, they won't get involved, and the more involved you are, the worse it is.
It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to presume there is still a lot to uncover when it comes to what happened to our loved ones and why they were not protected from harm by our elected leaders.
Tina Marie Jackson went from running a 10-man crew for the Gangster Disciples to running her own soul food takeout restaurant on the South Side of Chicago.
Due to COVID-19, for the past few years, many of America’s children were forced into virtual classrooms. Parents, looking over their shoulder, came to a stark conclusion: American education is off the rails.
Bill Maher, of all people, has given Republicans just what they need to take back control of Congress and shut down the woke idiocy of the Joe Biden White House: a compelling platform.
Sens. Joe Manchin, Kyrsten Sinema, and their party fellows in the Senate are facing a dilemma. Should they blow up the legislative filibuster to pass their inaptly named Voting Rights Bill, or preserve it to defend against Republicans doing the same when they have a majority?