In a surprising turn of events, Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has suspended his campaign for president and thrown his support behind former President Donald Trump. With New Hampshire’s primary just around the corner, this endorsement could have significant implications for the Republican race. DeSantis, who was polling in single digits, made the announcement on Twitter, […]
In a move that reflects the growing concerns of conservatives in Congress, Rep. Scott Perry of Pennsylvania and a group of House members have introduced the Defund Davos Act. This legislation aims to halt American funding to the World Economic Forum (WEF), which has increasingly become a controversial platform for global governance. Representatives Tom Tiffany,
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Yesterday, the Alaska House heard House Bill SB140, a controversial proposal aimed at revamping education funding. However, a closer inspection reveals a troubling disconnect between the bill’s intentions and Alaska’s dire educational needs. The Misleading Promise of SB 140 Labelled as a mere internet upgrade, SB 140 is, in reality, an attempt to increase the
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In the heart of Alaska’s Anchorage School District, a contentious debate stirs, centering around parental rights and transgender policies. Board member Dave Donley steps up with a proposal that’s more than a policy shift; it’s a stand for parental involvement in decisions that shape their children’s lives. In a recent Anchorage School District Governance Committee
Alaska’s school proficiency standards have taken a hit. The Alaska Board of Education, under the guidance of the Dunleavy Administration, has decided to lower the bar for what is considered proficient on the Alaska System of Academic Readiness (AK STAR) tests. Now, before you get all riled up, let’s take a closer look at what
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