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There are no big crowds or large gestures in But Still, It Turns: Recent Photography from the World at the International Center of Photography in New York, which brings together the work of nine photographers to illuminate, as if by aleatory spotlight, corners of the United States in everyday endurance. Instead, the mood is quietly contemplative, a muted melancholy settling over the show like a light fog. But Still, It Turns—what Galileo reportedly said upon the church’s rejection of his most famous theory—was planned before the pandemic but held until this February. If the exhibition ...

Teachers "are being forced to ultimately support the liberal narrative in public education," a conservative teacher in the Chicago area says. (Photo illustration: Maskot/Getty Images) If you want to keep your job as a politically conservative public school teacher, you learn to keep your mouth shut, a Chicago area teacher told The Daily Signal.  Morgan Foster has taught English in middle school and, later, high school in Cook County, Illinois, for about 10 years.  Now in her early 30s, Foster says she has had about all she can take of the progressive ideology being promoted in public educ...

Sarah Gualtieri received the 2020 Alixa Naff Book Prize in Migration Studies for her book, “Arab Routes.”  (Photo courtesy of Sarah Gualtieri) Catching up with her friend in a coffee shop in As-Suwayda, Syria during an early 1990s summer, then-graduate student Sarah Gualtieri overheard a language she was surprised to hear in the region: Spanish. Thinking that the Spanish speakers were tourists and voicing her thoughts to her friend, Gualtieri was corrected that the “tourists” were in fact Syrians visiting from Venezuela for the season.  Since then, Gualtieri’s interest in the stud...

White supremacy was built on lies. In a reality-denying age, it follows that racism has flourished.

Did not ‘accuse anybody of fiscal malfeasance or misappropriation,’ lawyer says An ongoing investigation at California’s Bakersfield College could result in the firing of two history professors who are active in a faculty organization that promotes freedom of thought. Matthew Garrett and Erin Miller are accused of making defamatory statements about two other professors related to the funding of “social justice” initiatives. The “administrative determination” report by Christopher Hine, general counsel with the Kern Community College District, found that Garrett and Miller “eng...