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lot of new information in the middle of all of that. yeah, thats exactly right, john. so from the very beginning, the marion county sheriff kept alluding to this idea that detectives were looking into whether or not at least one of these three teenagers that were killed were involved in some type of gang activity. i interviewed the sheriff earlier this week and i asked him look, is this one? is this going to be a case where possibly ah, some of the folks that were in the car. some of t...

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New Zealand's proposed legislation demands universities to safeguard free speech, threatening funding cuts for institutions failing to uphold academic freedom. Continue reading to find out more.

With the complexity of the climate crisis, it is important to change both individual and structural patterns, as they are codependent and we cannot pursue one without the other. This framework should become commonplace to climate action nationwide. By reinvigorating the environmental movement and engaging the whole nation in the importance of this fight to preserve humanity, hope can emerge for the future. 

Fairfax County School Board Chair Rachna Sizemore Heizer quietly signed a settlement, agreeing recently to pay a former student, “Jane Doe,” $587,500 to end a civil lawsuit alleging the school

This is contained in a report tabled before Parliament by Parliamentary Portfolio Committee on Education chairperson, Torerai Moyo.

As the holiday season draws to a close, there are imperative topics that we may want to remember and touch on during this time.

It is a private school prayer nonetheless, it may be a violation of title vi of the 1964 civil rights act that the school is receiving as many private schools do, public funding. it is probably a violation of the 1972 education amendment, but most of all the supreme court has interpreted section 1981 as saying you cant discriminate based on race even if you are a private school. >> we have a big case in the supreme court on admissions tha im sure all three of us will b talking about. greg. thank...

The former Vikings football player and Minnesota Supreme Court Justice will discuss his proposed Education Amendment on Nov. 9 at Central Lakes College in Brainerd.

Page will speak 7 p.m. Nov. 9 at Central Lakes College about the education amendment to the Minnesota Constitution, which aims to ensure all children have access to a quality education.