Federal Government Pays University $750k to Create Tool That Warns Journalists Against Publishing ‘Polarizing’ Content
by Katelynn Richardson The National Science Foundation (NSF) provided a $750,000 grant to Temple University researchers for developing a product that tracks local journalism cycles, which is part of their new “Trust & Authenticity in Communication...
Intelligence Agencies Reportedly Hacked Ransomware Group Responsible for JBS Attack
by Ailan Evans National security agencies in multiple countries reportedly succeeded in hacking ransomware gang REvil, the group responsible for the cyber attack on meatpacker JBS, forcing them offline. Tom Kellermann, head of cybersecurity strategy at cloud...
Big Tech Companies Are Defying Texas’ Vaccine Mandate Ban
by Ailan Evans Major tech companies are continuing to require their employees to be vaccinated at their Texas facilities, in violation of Gov. Greg Abbott’s executive order banning all vaccine mandates. Abbott signed an executive order on Oct. 11 prohibiting...
Democrats Descend on Churches in Virginia in Souls to the Polls Campaign Urging Parishioners to Vote for Terry McAuliffe
by Bethany Blankley Democratic leaders are targeting church goers to get out the vote, endorsing Democratic incumbent Gov. Terry McAuliffe, who is slightly behind in the polls for the first time after making controversial remarks about parents not having a say...
College Republicans Told That They Cannot Endorse Glenn Youngkin
by Ben Zeisloft Administrators at Washington and Lee University told conservative students to cease campaigning for Glenn Youngkin, the Republican nominee for Virginia governor. The university’s College Republicans displayed materials supporting Youngkin...
Florida Hospital Association Declares COVID Delta Variant Surge is Over
The Florida Hospital Association (FHA) declared the COVID delta variant surge is over in Florida and daily hospitalization counts are no longer needed. Mary Mayhew, President and CEO of the FHA, said the availability of treatments has helped lessen the impact...
Ohio State University Elementary Education Program Courses Include Focus on Race, Oppression, Queer Sexuality: REPORT
by Mckenna Dallmeyer The Early Childhood Education program at Ohio State University includes several courses that focus on racism, oppression, sexuality and privilege. The OSU Bachelor of Science in Education, Primary Education (P-5) program requires students...
Bipartisan Michigan Bills Aims to Restore Tax Incentives for Business Development
by Scott McClallen A bipartisan bill aims to revive a killed business subsidy incentive that they say will spur new job creation in Michigan. State Reps. Mark Tisdel, R-Rochester Hills and Angela Witwer, D-Delta Township, introduced House Bills (HB)...
Stauber Resolution Condemns Biden’s ‘Weaponization’ of Federal Agencies Against Parents
by Evan Stambaugh Twenty-five House members have introduced a resolution to support the free-speech rights of concerned parents speaking at school board meetings nationwide. The chief proponent of the resolution is Rep. Pete Stauber of Minnesota. Its stated...
Youngkin Draws Thousands in Blue-Leaning Richmond Suburb
GOP gubernatorial candidate Glenn Youngkin stopped in Henrico on the first day of his Win with Glenn Bus Tour on Saturday evening. Attorney general candidate Delegate Jason Miyares (R-Virginia Beach) touted the need for reform in Virginia’s parole board,...
Metro Nashville School System Employees Complain COVID-19 Precautions Have Created Unreasonable Working Conditions
Certain Metro Nashville Public School employees have come forward with a petition to say that COVID-19 safety precautions and staffing shortages have burdened them and created more difficult working conditions. Those teachers belong to a group called the Metro...
