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Children May Proceed Pseudonymously; May Their Parents?

From L.R. v. Bd. of Ed. of Jennings School Dist., decided Wednesday by Judge Joshua Divine (E.D. Mo.): L.R. and… The post Children May Proceed Pseudonymously; May Their Parents? appeared first on Reason Magazine.

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The Movement: Paris is burning. The American right is watching.Protests and riots in France have become the latest Republican talking point in the U.S. as the party makes a last-ditch effort to tie Democrats to immigration and socialism two weeks out from the midterm elections. Protesters, largely high school students, first took to the streets earlier this month to demand better school conditions. Those...

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Trump admin settles with UNC over alleged antisemitism and race-based admissionsThe Trump administration settled with UNC at Chapel Hill to resolve 18 federal probes over alleged campus antisemitism and race-based admissions policies.

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What’s making Europe so angry? The frustration behind the protestsProtests broke out in France and several European countries as people railed against living costs, poor schooling conditions, and a housing crisis.

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Chinese Patrols to Taiwan's East Are 'Destabilising', US Congress-Appointed Official SaysUS News is a recognized leader in college, grad school, hospital, mutual fund, and car rankings. Track elected officials, research health conditions, and find news you can use in politics, business, health, and education.

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Parents allege Fayetteville School District violated federal disability laws in its treatment of elementary studentFAYETTEVILLE -- The School District discriminated against a disabled student and broke numerous state and federal laws in the process, with one administrator trying to purge the proof, the student's parents argued in a court filing Friday.

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Crowd Swells in Albania as Violent Protests Enter Second WeekAnti-government protests led by university and high school students entered a second week in Albania, with demonstrators showing no signs of backing down from their demands for political change.

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The Supreme Court Is Coming for Affirmative Action—AgainElie Mystal The high court has just accepted a case that takes aim at efforts to increase diversity at high-performing public schools. The post The Supreme Court Is Coming for Affirmative Action—Again appeared first on The Nation .

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UNC settles Trump administration probesThe University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) has reached an agreement with the Trump administration to close 19 federal investigations into the school over alleged concerns of antisemitism and race discrimination. In the deal, UNC admits to no wrongdoing and pays no money to the administration but agrees to standards the Trump administration...

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White House comes up empty when asked to prove Trump's 'sick' campaign liePresident Donald Trump has revived a debunked 2024 campaign claim that schools are secretly sending children off for gender surgery, and when CNN asked the White House for proof, it couldn’t produce a single example. At a Georgia rally Friday, Trump claimed there are “five states where your child goes off to school as Tim and comes back as Tammy, three…

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Four candidates are running in the second-ever election for the Baltimore City Board of School CommissionersIncumbent Commissioner Ashley Esposito, incumbent Commissioner Kwame Kenyatta-Bey, Jamar Day, and Domonique Flowers are running in the general election for two at-large seats on the Baltimore City Board of School Commissioners on Nov. 3, 2026. Elected commissioners serve four-year terms. The four candidates who received the most votes in the primary…

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