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A Country Music Association (CMA) summer fellowship racially discriminates against students by only accepting applicants who identify as black or indigenous people of color (BIPOC), University of Michigan emeritus professor Mark Perry alleged in a Tuesday complaint obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation.

Arkansas 94th General Assembly kicked off its regular session Monday with the House of Representatives electing House Speaker Matthew Shepherd, R-El Dorado, to an unprecedented third term leading the chamber and the Senate reaffirming its vote in November to elect Sen. Bart Hester, R-Cave Springs, as the Senate president pro tempore.

A Country Music Association fellowship allegedly discriminates against students by only accepting applicants who identify as black, indigenous people of color.

Shameful J6 demagoguery, Dems fear a Republican will shoot up Congress, and more.

THE FOUNDATION "If it be asked what is to restrain the House of Representatives from making legal discriminations in favor of themselves and a particular class of the society? I answer, the genius of the whole system, the nature of just and constitutional laws, and above all the vigilant and...

The University of Michigan spends more than $18 million annually to support its diversity, equity and inclusion staff.

TCU went from unranked in the preseason to the national title game and a big driver of the teams success was an effective use of the transfer portal.

By Alexa Schwerha Daily Caller News Foundation The University of Michigan (UM) spends more than $18 million annually to support its diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) staff, according to an analysis of public salary records by UM emeritus professor Mark Perry. WND is now on Trump's Truth Social! Follow us @WNDNews UM pays a total…

How did TCU do it? It's a mix of maximizing talent, changing the vibe and the trait that's marked the Horned Frogs' season: resilience.

Probes in North Carolina, Ohio, and Michigan have found tens of millions being lavished on so-called diversity experts, some earning $500,000 of taxpayers money each year.