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A radical new rule would politicize the classroom and very likely trample the free-speech and religious-liberty rights of teachers. Originally found on The Corner | National Review Read More

10 SHARES 69 VIEWS ShareTweetSubscribe: CDN Daily Briefing A United Kingdom official said Monday that “human error” caused the deletion of thousands of records on a national police database. Kit Malthouse, Britain’s policing minister, told the House of Commons that “a regular housekeeping process” is used to delete unnecessary personal data. But a “human error” introduced a defect…

By R. Mitchell – President Donald Trump has no public events on his schedule for Tuesday. Keep up with the president on Our President’s Schedule Page. President Trump’s Itinerary for 1/19/21 – note: this page will be updated during the day if events warrant The schedule is comprised of information available from the public schedule…

By R. Mitchell – President Donald Trump will reportedly participate in a farewell ceremony at Joint Base Andrews on Wednesday morning ahead of President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration event. An invitation-only crowd, each person allowed to bring five guests, will bid the president farewell between 7:15 and 8 am EST just before he boards Air Force…

By Andrew Trunsky – President-elect Joe Biden will reportedly nominate Rohit Chopra, an ally of Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren, to lead the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Chopra is a member of the Federal Trade Commission, and if confirmed by the Senate would take over an agency that he helped create alongside Warren approximately a decade…

There’s a lot going on in the United States, and in the world at large. But, in a way, January is Kevin D. Williamson Month for me. I wrote about his new book, Big White Ghetto, last week: here. And now I have done a podcast with him: here. You can hear it straight from…

I have written a piece for Spectator USA about the future of Birdland Jazz Club and live music in the wake of the pandemic. I have since been made aware of the club’s fundraising effort, which jazz lovers everywhere may be interested in: Yet another one of New York’s most beloved venues is in danger…

Perhaps the most frightening thing about our college campuses these days is the extent to which students believe that people who say “bad” things should be silenced. Ideological intolerance is raging and seems to be growing more intense. At least, there is some resistance to it. UNC-Chapel Hill has begun a program called the Program…