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A parents group is claiming that schools across the country will be indoctrinating students with the ideology pushed by Black Lives Matter (BLM).

The first Southern Missouri Folklore Festival will be held March 25, 2022 at the West Plains Civic Center. This festival will give residents of all ages from southern Missouri a chance to share their stories and folklore. The Festival is presented by the Missouri State University-West Plains University/Community Programs Department. Stories must be submitted by March 1, 2022. A winner from each age bracket will perform their story at the festival. Stories must be submitted in the form of a Googl...

A new trend in phishing attacks emerged in December 2021, with threat actors abusing the commenting feature of Google Docs to send out emails that appear trustworthy.

This is an appealing technique for attackers whose malicious messages are delivered by Google

You can easily use and edit your Google Docs document even without an internet connection. Here’s how you can do it.

Adding a table of contents is a useful way to organize the topics or chapters in your Google Document so that readers can quickly peruse and find exactly what they’re looking for. It also adds a touch of professionalism

Nancy Yeh, an MIT graduate, teaches at Bronx Latin in New York City. Here’s why she says the school year marked by COVID-19 was anything but "lost."

A recently launched petition alleges that sexual abuse has been covered up at Moody Bible Institute and is urging a formal investigation.

(AP Photo/Antonio Calanni) Last week, I covered the story of University of Dayton Law Professor Vernellia Randall’s “Whitest Law Schools Report.” The annual analysis — which was first released in 2004 — rates law schools in “Total Whiteness.” Vernellia encouraged listed institutions of higher learning to knock it off with the “excess whiteness.” SCOOP: A University of Dayton professor is now ranking law schools according to their "total whiteness"—and demanding that they eli...

I like to think of this exercise as “productivity defined downward.”