Freedom from CRT: State bans on critical race theory start in time for July Fourth
Several state laws banning public schools from teaching critical race theory went into effect Friday.
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Opinion: A San Dieguito school trustee told me student opinions hold 'near zero value.' He's wrong.
My peers and I were outraged by Michael Allman’s blatant disregard for our voices, but it didn’t feel like there was much we could do.
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State Sen. Browne concedes primary – Times News Online
Pennsylvania state Sen. Patrick Browne has conceded the primary election to his challenger Jarrett Coleman. Just 19 votes separated the two candidates vying to represent the Republican Party for the 1...
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Missouri AG launches 'transparency portal' compiling 'objection teacher trainings and assignments'
Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt launched a portal to index public records requests and parent submissions about questionable curriculum and trainings.
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Pennsylvania billionaire pumps $18M of his own money into contentious primary
Pennsylvania billionaire Jeff Yass has put $18 million of his own fortune behind key candidates in both political parties, according to reports.
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Pa.'s richest person has spent at least $18 million on the 2022 primary — mostly to influence one issue | News
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Pa.'s richest person has spent at least $18 million on the 2022 primary — mostly to influence one issue | National News
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Pa.'s richest person has spent at least $18 million on the 2022 primary — mostly to influence one issue | National
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Pa.'s richest person has spent at least $18 million on the 2022 primary — mostly to influence one issue
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Pa.'s richest person has spent at least $18 million on the 2022 primary — mostly to influence one issue – The Morning Call
Allies argue Jeff Yass is a single-issue donor who backs candidates who support alternatives to public schools. But critics contend he’s using weak campaign finance laws to peddle influence.
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