A Virginia high school teacher posted a TikTok video criticizing the state’s disciplinary approach which promotes such rules as sitting quietly and following directions as “white supremacy.”
The Department of Justice asked a federal judge late Tuesday night to block Texas’ Heartbeat Act, which prohibits abortions after the baby’s heartbeat can be detected.
A mental-health counselor and men’s outreach coordinator at the University of Vermont, Keith E. Smith, suggested the university open a men’s center in 2008, but the idea was criticized by some women who asked, “Why would you give more resources to the most privileged group on campus,” he told the WSJ.
The state chair of the Vermont Republican Party directs all of the eligible Republicans voters in Vermont to gather on Saturday, Sept. 18 in their respective towns for a caucus, for the purpose of electing a local town committee to represent the interests of the voters of the town.
The ever-politicized Office for Civil Rights within the U.S. Department of Education has decided to use the heft of the federal government to investigate states that don’t mandate children to wear masks.
Efforts to obfuscate and lie about the extent to which CRT has already been implemented in curricula suggests awareness. After all, if CRT is so ironclad and beneficial, why do they have to hide it and lash out at parents who raise logical concerns?
Vermonters should take note that the $3.5 trillion entitlement expansion bill is the lifelong dream of Sen. Bernie Sanders, who astoundingly has become chairman of the Senate Budget Committee.
YouTube has removed over one million videos on its platform containing alleged misinformation related to COVID-19. The Google-owned company announced the figure in a blog post Wednesday.
At least 100 liberty-minded Vermonters gathered Saturday at the Statehouse to hear speakers discuss hot-button topics ranging from media censorship and excessive COVID mandates to the lack of police support in Burlington.
Springfield Public Schools employees claim that while the First Amendment protects public school employees from viewpoint discrimination, the school district “forces teachers and staff to affirm views they do not support, to disclose personal details that they wish to keep private, and to self-censor on matters of public interest.”
Kira Posey filed a complaint to the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights after learning her child and 11 other black students were placed into “black classes” at the Mary Lin Elementary School in Atlanta.
With the IIJA’s passing, senators are now set to take up their budget resolution. The mammoth resolution, unveiled by Vermont Independent Sen. Bernie Sanders, addresses priorities including health care, climate change and immigration and as outlined costs $3.5 trillion.