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MARCH 18, 2025
[The blessings and bumbles of DOGE]
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THE BLESSINGS AND BUMBLES OF DOGE
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As the Democratic Party struggles to find a coherent message and
flounders in the abyss that voters condemned it to after the 2024
election, the party has made one unified decision: make Elon Musk its
primary villain. And there is some indication that doing so is a good
idea, politically speaking. It is hard to […]
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[Colleges are finally on watch for ignoring federal law]
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COLLEGES ARE FINALLY ON WATCH FOR IGNORING FEDERAL LAW
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For the first time in a long time, the federal government is standing
with the public, including one often overlooked group — college
students. For too long, college students have had to endure policies
that directly threaten their rights and academic freedom, from
diversity, equity, and inclusion policies to sanctions on free speech.
Now is the […]
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[Trump is right: The Department of Education must go]
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TRUMP IS RIGHT: THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION MUST GO
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It is past time to admit that the Education Department has produced a
terrible return on America’s investment. Since its creation in 1980,
test scores have dropped, with math and reading scores falling to
their lowest levels in decades under former President Joe Biden.
Civics knowledge is abysmal, as evidenced by middle school U.S.
history […]
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[It’s time to wind down the Department of Education]
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IT’S TIME TO WIND DOWN THE DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
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Of all the things the federal government does that it shouldn’t,
education policy is near the top of the list. Education is, and always
has been, a state and local responsibility. Yet for decades,
Washington, D.C., has taken an outsize role in telling states how to
educate their children — often with disappointing results. If […]
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