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Faced with an unprecedented influx of international students, mainly from France, one of Europes top engineering schools, moved to tighten its admission requirements for 2025.

School board members discussed changes to district policy on “controversial materials,’ with the author of a challenged book in attendance.

“I was surprised to find this teacher is still employed,” one speaker told the school board. Many asked for action to be taken, including lawmakers who have sued another district over similar material.

All of America life, public & private is abo...

Kids are being indoctrinated by the very people who falsely claim to despise indoctrination.

The American School Counselor Association's (ASCA) certification test teaches critical race theory (CRT) and radical gender ideology as ...

• The year of the Tiger: The Chinese New Year (a.k.a. the Lunar New Year) is one of the most important holidays among East and Southeast Asian cultures. Festivities will last for two weeks, with family reunions, street parades and visits to shrines to celebrate the start of the Year of the Tiger. • ...


	

	Even though he has been in jail for over a year, Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny is still being targeted by the Russian government. The latest crackdown is attempting to scrub him from the internet. Citing anti-terrorism laws, the federal regulator for the internet is demanding all Rus...

Surgeons at Singapore’s National University Heart Centre, have developed a new tiny and ultra flexible camera for invasive heart surgeries — a miniature invention that promises to reduce pain, scarring and recovery time.


	

	The Olympics have often been sprinkled with politics, but this year’s Beijing Winter Games arrive with both major geopolitical implications and the continued impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. Many global leaders have even taken the unprecedented step of boycotting the event to protest the host ...