Evan Poellinger
CNSNews Fellow
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Harvard University claimed that it supports free speech after several of its student groups voiced opposition to Israel, despite the school's notoriety as one of the most censorship-prone universities in the country.
In the wake of expressions of anti-Israeli sentiment by individual students and groups at the school, Harvard President Claudine Gray issued a statement, in which she declared “Our…
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Reports by Epiq Bankruptcy and the American Bankruptcy Institute have revealed that Chapter 11 bankruptcy filings have increased dramatically over the course of this year.
According to Retail Dive, Epiq Bankruptcy released a report showing that Chapter 11 Bankruptcy filings rose by 61 percent during the first three quarters of 2023. In addition to general bankruptcy filing, Epiq and the American…
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The Fresno Teachers Association (FTA) is demanding that the Fresno Unified School district set aside parking for homeless families, as a part of their larger list of demands – such as free laundry services – as the union prepares to go on strike.
The district has previously stated that it does not plan to bow to the union’s demand, with the district’s chief communications officer saying that, “…
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Parents of students in the Northborough School District in Massachusetts have successfully pressured the district to resume its celebration for Halloween after the district initially cancelled celebrations in support of “equity and inclusion.”
The initial cancellation had stipulated that students would not be allowed to wear costumes at school and that the traditional Halloween parade would not…
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Judicial Watch disclosed on Thursday that it has acquired almost two thousand pages of records from the City of San Francisco related to its taxpayer-funded Guaranteed Income for Trans People (GIFT) program, which reveal that the city has given priority to program applicants from racial minority backgrounds.
The program, which was announced by the city on November 16, 2022, was intended to “…
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The Biden Administration has apparently reversed course on its border wall policy, and prominent Republicans are calling the sincerity of the policy reversal into question.
On Wednesday, the administration announced that it is waiving 26 federal laws in order to enable the construction of new barriers along the U.S.-Mexico border. The Hill reports that, according to Department of Homeland…
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A panel of five anthropologists that was scheduled to present at the American Anthropological Association’s (AAA) annual meeting was canceled because the anthropologists advocate the biologically-accurate view of sex as binary.
The panel, which would have focused on skeletal identification, declares identification of skeletons by sex “one of the most fundamental components in bioarchaeology and…
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The Washington Post published an article Tuesday warning corporations about the prospect of emboldened action against corporate DEI practices in the wake of the Supreme Court ruling against race-based admissions at colleges and universities. The article noted that corporations have “long tried to eliminate inequality in their ranks, in part by encouraging the hiring of women and racial minorities…
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The Supreme Court has refused to consider Republican presidential candidate John Anthony Castro’s lawsuit seeking to disqualify former President Donald Trump from running in the 2024 election on grounds of insurrection related to January 6. On Monday, the Supreme Court ruled that they would not take up Castro’s lawsuit, rejecting it without commenting on the litigation or revealing how the…
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On Friday, Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares spoke at a luncheon hosted by Virginia Free. Founded in 1988, Virginia Free is a non-partisan organization which aims to provide businesses in Virginia with information on politics from both sides of the political spectrum to better inform their business practices.
In this same spirit, Republican AG Miyares sought to illustrate the commonalities…