EDUCATION CORRESPONDENT
Rachel Stevens is a former public school teacher turned education reform advocate. She covers the crisis in American education, from critical race theory indoctrination to the teachers' union stranglehold on our schools. Her firsthand experience in the classroom gives her unique insight into the battles facing parents and students. Stevens writes with passion and urgency about protecting children from leftist ideology. Her writing style is direct and compelling, combining personal classroom experiences with broader policy analysis to create powerful narratives that resonate with concerned parents.
Duke Law Journal's secret memo reveals a troubling trend in higher education, where racial preferences are covertly integrated into the editor selection process. This violation of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act raises serious concerns about the integrity and fairness of law school admissions.
President Trump's One Big Beautiful Bill aims to stabilize and grow the American economy by making tax cuts permanent and supporting families. This legislation also prioritizes national security and infrastructure modernization, positioning it as a crucial initiative for conservatives.
Tragedy struck in Kootenai County, Idaho, as two firefighters were ambushed and killed while responding to a wildfire. This chilling incident underscores the growing violence against first responders and calls for urgent community action to protect those who serve us.
President Donald Trump is reigniting his fight to exclude noncitizens from voter rolls as he begins his second term. With the upcoming 2030 census approaching, the potential for skewed congressional representation raises urgent questions about election integrity.
The lavish wedding of Jeff Bezos funded by everyday Americans' Amazon purchases highlights the growing wealth disparity in the U.S. This situation calls for a re-evaluation of our consumer habits and the power dynamics in our economy.
President Trump's recent military action against Iran has sparked a surprising division within the Democratic Party, as some members express support while others vehemently oppose the strike. This internal conflict raises critical questions about the party's approach to national security and foreign policy.
Democrats have announced a $20 million study to analyze American men, sparking outrage and disbelief among citizens. The initiative reflects a troubling disconnect as the party grapples with dwindling male voter support ahead of the 2024 election.
Former Santa Cruz County Treasurer Elizabeth Gutfahr has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for embezzling over $38 million. This case exposes the critical need for accountability and transparency in public office, reinforcing the expectation that elected officials must serve the interests of their constituents.