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On October 6, 2025, the Aries Super Full Moon rises closer and brighter, intensifying emotions and awakening courage to release and renew.| Moon Omens
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On October 6, 2025, the Aries Super Full Moon rises closer and brighter, intensifying emotions and awakening courage to release and renew.| Moon Omens
Colleges and universities in the U.S. have faced mounting challenges in recent years. A declining birth rate has led to fewer applicants; rising tuition costs and the ideological takeover of institutions have made Americans increasingly skeptical of higher education; and the growth of online and nontraditional programs—with their ability to credential workers more efficiently—has further […] The post Higher Education Can Survive Its Challenges, and AI Can Help, Says Academic Strategist ...| Minding The Campus
Previously, I pointed out the obvious: university rankings reflect the perceptions of what determines collegiate excellence, as decided by the rankers. One ranking organization might stress the positive perceived advantage to students of social mobility, the degree of economic diversity that there is between students. Others might emphasize job placement or the financial return on […] The post Some Observations on New College Rankings appeared first on Minding The Campus.| Minding The Campus
Editor’s Note: The following is an article originally published by the National Association of Scholars on October 7, 2025. It is crossposted here with permission. Today, of course, is October 7. Two years ago, the terrorist organization Hamas led the charge into southern Israel, trailed by a few thousand Gazans, for an hours-long conflagration of the most barbaric kind. […] The post Remembering and New Proposals for Reform appeared first on Minding The Campus.| Minding The Campus
Do No Harm, founded by former Penn Medical School dean Dr. Stanley Goldfarb, has launched the Center for Accountability in Medicine (CAM). “Through data-driven research and public rankings, the Center empowers policy solutions grounded in evidence and equal opportunity – not ideology,” the website reads. Its newest initiative, the Medical School Excellence Index, ranks medical […] The post New Index Names America’s Worst Medical Schools for DEI Indoctrination appeared first on Mindi...| Minding The Campus
Editor’s Note: The following is an excerpt of an article originally published by the College Fix on October 3, 2025. With edits to match Minding the Campus’s style guidelines, it is crossposted here with permission. The University of Pennsylvania (Penn) Medicine’s Black Doctors Directory can no longer exclude members based on race following a recent district […] The post Penn Medicine’s ‘Black Doctors Directory’ Must Open to All Races, Court Rules appeared first on Minding The ...| Minding The Campus
The temptation to twist logic for racist ends is almost irresistible. I encountered an almost humorous example a few months ago in an article in the Chronicle of Higher Education by a professor of religious studies and philosophy. Richard Amesbury’s claim is that criticism of “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) policies is racist. Which is […]| Minding The Campus
In my testing, Trade Ideas scores 4.7/5.0 and Finviz scores 4.3/5.0. Trade Ideas stands out with AI-generated, real-time trade signals, integrated backtesting, and automation, while Finviz excels in visual screening, heatmaps, and no-code backtesting in its Elite plan.| Liberated Stock Trader
In my testing, TradingView scores 4.8/5.0 because it excels in charting, screening, and backtesting globally, whereas ThinkOrSwim scores 4.3/5.0 due to its limited community, inferior charting features, and clunky interface.| Liberated Stock Trader
Anibal 9/26/2025, 12:58 p.m. Spanish original. Who will rule Gaza? The next battle for leadership in Palestine. These would be the key names. Business TV The United States’ plan for the post-war Middle East would include the formation of a...| Left wing communism
The media has reported on drones and fighter jets invading the territory of NATO allies in the Baltic region. This has been followed by denials from the Russian side and several analyses by “…| Left wing communism
Following the unveiling of the new Samsung NX Mini, which lets you snap a photo by winking at it, here are some of the strangest functions we've seen offered on digital cameras The post Six seriously ill-advised digital camera modes appeared first on Amateur Photographer.| Buying advice Archives | Amateur Photographer
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Share This Story(Daily Caller News Foundation) — White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt fired back at a reporter on Friday who suggested that illegal immigrants are not receiving taxpayer funded health care coverage. Democrats claimed they voted for the shutdown on Wednesday over their demands to extend tax credits in the Affordable Care Act, though Republicans have […] The post Karoline Leavitt turns tables on reporter trying to claim no illegal immigrant has received Medicaid co...| Alpha News MN
Share This StoryThe Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) has confirmed that Dylan Adams, the fiscal policy analyst caught on video vandalizing Teslas in Minneapolis, is still employed by the state — meaning Minnesota taxpayers are footing the bill for his salary. In response to Alpha News inquiries, a DHS spokesperson said: “Dylan Adams is […] The post UPDATE: Minnesota DHS employee who went on Tesla vandalism spree still on state payroll appeared first on Alpha News MN.| Alpha News MN
Share This StoryCongresswoman Ilhan Omar laughed as she told a townhall audience in Minneapolis on Wednesday that she hopes Trump’s age will cut short any “dictatorship” he may “force” on the country. The fourth-term Democrat’s comments came in response to a question from a woman in the crowd who asked Omar, “Okay, this might sound […] The post At townhall, Ilhan Omar says she hopes the ‘American public’ will ‘go back’ to ‘caring about this nation’ appeared first o...| Alpha News MN
Prosecutors have asked that the pretrial release of Abdiwahab Ahmed Mohamud be revoked after he allegedly engaged in witness tampering.| Alpha News MN
We all struggle from time to time, with issues like anxiety and stress creeping in and flooding our minds. However, a mental breakdown takes this further—it feels all-consuming, like a complete crisis. If you are having a mental breakdown, take a deep breath. You are not alone. There is help available. While not a formal […] The post Help! I’m Having a Mental Breakdown: Treatment and Coping Strategies appeared first on Turnbridge.| Turnbridge
More people than ever before are recognizing just how important mental health is—it’s more discussed and more accepted than just a decade ago. In fact, according to the latest national statistics from SAMHSA, over half (52%) of U.S. adults with any mental illness received treatment in the past year. That said, however, even with greater […] The post Does Therapy Work? Why Doesn’t Therapy Work for Everyone? appeared first on Turnbridge.| Turnbridge
Mental health conversations have come a long way over the years; more people are prioritizing their mental health than ever before. Still, however, there is a gap when it comes to getting treatment. New research shows that just over half (52%) of Americans facing any mental health condition—anxiety, depression, PTSD, OCD—have received professional treatment. And […] The post AI Chatbots and Mental Health: What You Need to Know appeared first on Turnbridge.| Turnbridge
It’s 2025, and we’re in an age in which digital screens are woven into nearly every aspect of our daily lives. We wake up to phone alarms. We use television as background noise. We rely on video games and social media for entertainment. We scroll until we fall asleep. We post moments of our lives […] The post Screen Addiction and Mental Health: What’s the Connection? appeared first on Turnbridge.| Turnbridge
Join us in recognizing National Recovery Month this September. Learn what recovery means for those battling substance use and mental health disorders.| Turnbridge
The presence of artificial intelligence (AI) on college campuses is a foregone conclusion—a recent report found that 93 percent of students use it regularly for coursework. By this point, it is no longer a question of whether AI tools will be used on college campuses, but instead, how they will be used. Back in July, […]| Minding The Campus
As universities attempt to rebrand their “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) programs and offices, many have embraced the term “inclusive excellence,” promoting it as a strategy to recognize and cultivate both individual and institutional success. Inclusive excellence is framed as a method that values multiple perspectives to enhance overall performance. But in practice, it is […]| Minding The Campus
For my entire adult life, I can’t recall an initiative to collect data to combat racial discrimination that has not been met with enthusiastic support. But then President Trump announced that colleges would have to submit more of their admissions data to combat racial discrimination, and things got weird. To understand the context here, recall […]| Minding The Campus
International students have long been a lifeline for universities; one could even argue that they are a cash cow. They bring global perspectives, help fill enrollment gaps, and—very importantly—pay tuition at higher levels that subsidize the tuition of domestic students. For decades, countries such as the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia competed […]| Minding The Campus
What if I told you that a college dropout did more for higher education than many college professors? Charlie Kirk, the founder of Turning Point USA (TPUSA), never earned a formal degree; yet, his influence on American campuses has reshaped discussions around free speech and viewpoint diversity. Kirk dropped out of college, opting instead to […]| Minding The Campus
This article presents a sharp and witty critique of the challenges faced in navigating modern technology in higher education. It effectively blends humor and personal anecdotes, utilizing clever cultural references. The engaging writing style is accessible yet insightful, pulling readers in with vivid metaphors and irony. I know this because the artificial intelligence (AI) platform […]| Minding The Campus
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American colleges and universities are facing an unprecedented moment of adjustment. President Trump’s second term has brought sweeping higher education reforms—executive orders against “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) bureaucracies, stricter enforcement against campus anti-Semitism, new scrutiny of foreign funding, and heightened pressure on institutions that grant privileges to illegal aliens. We anticipated a spectrum of […]| Minding The Campus
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On September 18, 2025, 06:06 AM EST, Mercury leaves Virgo and enters Libra, where it will remain until October 6. In Libra, Mercury reminds| Moon Omens
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Most AI trading tools do not use real AI machine learning and large language models. The majority of self-proclaimed AI trading tools are algorithmic and do not actually learn.| Liberated Stock Trader
By Aníbal This correspondent talks about Egypt not opening the border, the Arab countries completely abandoning Gaza, the Israeli army bombing Doha, and the only reaction being political. He also mentions Jordan shooting down Iranian missiles aimed at Israel, various...| Left wing communism
The Difficulties of Entering the Job Market Spanish We are seeing how it is becoming increasingly difficult to enter the job market and succeed. Many young people who have never worked because they…| Left wing communism
Last week at my nephew's birthday party, I found myself in three separate conversations about gas prices before we even cut the cake. By the time someone| Hurry The Food Up
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Explore the current situation in Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo, where insecurity deeply impacts children and families.| ATD Fourth World
Conservative commentator Michael Knowles said his event next week at the University of Minnesota will go on as planned.| Alpha News MN
The first time I made vegan cacio e pepe, it looked like someone had dumped cottage cheese on overcooked noodles. My partner took one bite, paused, and said “interesting texture choice.” We ordered pizza that night. But here’s the thing about failure—sometimes it becomes an obsession. Traditional cacio e pepe already challenges even experienced cooks […] The post I spent an entire year perfecting this creamy vegan cacio e pepe pasta recipe—and it was 100% worth it appeared first o...| The Vegetarian Health and Longevity Podcast!
There's something rebellious about choosing silence in a world that won't stop talking. While everyone else schedules their third happy hour this week, some| Hurry The Food Up
Some childhoods are measured in bedtime stories and bear hugs. Others are counted in the spaces between—the absent embraces, the withheld praise, the| Hurry The Food Up
Every semester, I pose a question to my students: Why are you here? Would you prioritize deep learning, even if it meant a lower grade, or chase the highest grade, even at the cost of true understanding? They almost always claim learning matters most. But I’m growing skeptical that they actually mean it. Those words […]| Minding The Campus
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Editor’s Note: The following is an article originally published by the College Fix on September 09, 2025. It is crossposted here with permission. Grand Valley State University’s (GVSU) Frederik Meijer Honors College has shifted toward a “social justice” orientation in both its curriculum and admissions in an effort to increase racial diversity, according to emails recently obtained […]| Minding The Campus
In response to my recent Martin Center article, “The Emptiness of Antisemitism Studies,” George Leef wrote in National Review and posed the question: “Can American universities take antisemitism seriously?” His framing perfectly captured the larger stakes of the problem. My original piece—later reprinted in Minding the Campus and by the Canadian Institute for Jewish Research—showed […]| Minding The Campus
In Season 5, Episode 7 of Gilmore Girls, Rory Gilmore—ever the ambitious Yale student journalist—follows whispers and cryptic clues to the Life and Death Brigade, a secret society of Yale’s wealthy elite known for their reckless, over-the-top spectacles. Her way in comes through Logan Huntzberger, the heir of a media dynasty and a core member […]| Minding The Campus
It’s been 24 years. September 11, 2001, was a Tuesday, but what I recall just as vividly is what happened the day before. The week of September 10-15 was to be “Palestinian Awareness Week” at the University of Massachusetts Amherst (UMass Amherst). Everything changed on Tuesday morning, but on Monday afternoon, we had no idea […]| Minding The Campus
Editor’s Note: The following is an article originally published on Gatestone Institute on August 26, 2025. With edits to match Minding the Campus’s style guidelines, it is crossposted here with permission. “The hate of the Jews,” Safra Catz, CEO of the U.S. technology giant Oracle, pointed out in 2024, “is the most ancient and continuous hate […]| Minding The Campus
When someone is struggling with their mental health, it can be tempting to find solace in drugs and alcohol. In a similar vein, repeated and frequent substance abuse can also cause symptoms of depression, anxiety, and other mental illnesses to surface. When substance use and mental illness occur at the same time in a person, […] The post How to Help Someone with Dual Diagnosis (Even If They Don’t Want Help) appeared first on Turnbridge.| Turnbridge
Co-occurring disorders require integrated, accessible, evidence-based treatment. Learn how to find the best dual diagnosis treatment program.| Turnbridge
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On August 25, 2025, 12:27 PM EST, Venus leaves watery Cancer and enters fiery Leo, where she is going to remain until September 19. In Leo| Moon Omens
Our free interactive Wall Street Cheat Sheet helps you get ahead of the game by navigating the emotional highs and lows that investors face during market cycles.| Liberated Stock Trader
Trade Ideas excels at real-time scanning and AI-generated trade recommendations, while TrendSpider dominates in automated chart pattern recognition, backtesting, and AI models.| Liberated Stock Trader
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We’ve put together a selection of the best photography events and festivals on around the UK and abroad The post Best photography events and festivals to visit around the world appeared first on Amateur Photographer.| Latest articles Archives | Amateur Photographer
Quintin Lake, who is speaking at our forthcoming Festival of Outdoor Photography, talks about his epic photo walk around the entire UK coastline The post Lake, land and sea – how I photographed 11,000km of Britain’s coastline appeared first on Amateur Photographer.| Latest articles Archives | Amateur Photographer
Professor Bob Newman on why focusing techniques vary depending on whether you’re using a DSLR or mirrorless The post Autofocus: DSLR vs Mirrorless Theory and Practice appeared first on Amateur Photographer.| Latest articles Archives | Amateur Photographer
How do photographers prepare for actual war zones? Well, there’s a training course. Jennifer Forward-Hayter attended one to find out more…| Amateur Photographer
We’re proud to announce that William V. Pernik, founding attorney of the Law Offices of William V. Pernik, has been selected to the 2024 Northern California Super Lawyers list—a distinction reserved for only 5% of attorneys in the region. This recognition honors attorneys who have attained a high degree of peer recognition and professional achievement. […] The post William V. Pernik Named to Super Lawyers List, Recognized for Transformative Criminal Defense appeared first on Law Offices...| Law Offices of William V. Pernik
learn how Facing an arrest can be daunting, but understanding your Fourth Amendment rights, especially concerning searches, is crucial. Criminal defense attorneys William Pernick and Alena Wilson break down what you need to know about “search incident to arrest” and the critical protections for your electronic devices. Get insight into when police can legally […] The post Arrested? Here’s What Police Can Legally Search – Protect Your Fourth Amendment Rights appeared first on Law ...| Law Offices of William V. Pernik
In the American legal system, prosecutors have a unique and crucial role: to seek justice, not just convictions. A cornerstone of this duty is the obligation to disclose exculpatory evidence, commonly known as Brady evidence, to the defense. This includes any evidence favorable to the accused that is material to guilt or punishment. This […] The post Prosecutorial Misconduct: Lawyer Explains Brady Evidence Rule appeared first on Law Offices of William V. Pernik.| Law Offices of William V. Pernik
In California, you can be held criminally liable even if you weren’t directly involved in a crime. This is known as accomplice liability, encompassing concepts like conspiracy, aiding and abetting, and accessory after the fact. Protecting yourself means understanding these legal doctrines and adopting smart practices. Here are 10 critical tips to stay out […] The post Conspiracy and Accomplice Liability Explained: Attorney Provides Real Life Examples appeared first on Law Offices of Willi...| Law Offices of William V. Pernik
Criminal defense lawyers William Pernick and Alena Wilson explore a critical observation: how the expansion of police powers in the U.S. has disproportionately impacted people of color. Drawing on their experience and Alena’s role teaching criminal law, they discuss three key legal doctrines and their real-world consequences. Stop and Frisk: Stereotypes Over Effectiveness The […] The post LAWYER Explains: How These Supreme Court Rulings Enabled Racial Bias in Policing and Courts appeared ...| Law Offices of William V. Pernik
For non-U.S. citizens, navigating the criminal justice system in California has become even more perilous due to recent changes in federal immigration enforcement. A new ICE policy (11072.3) now permits civil immigration enforcement in or near courthouses, directly impacting anyone who is not a U.S. citizen, including defendants, victims, witnesses, and even family members […] The post Navigating New ICE Policies: Crucial Insights for Noncitizens in California appeared first on Law Offices ...| Law Offices of William V. Pernik
Being arrested or charged with a crime in California can be terrifying, and one of your biggest fears is likely losing your job. But here’s crucial news: your employer cannot automatically fire you just because you’ve been arrested or even convicted! You have rights and options to protect your employment and clear your record. […] The post You Could Lose Your Job After an Arrest: Know Your Rights! appeared first on Law Offices of William V. Pernik.| Law Offices of William V. Pernik
When it comes to disciplining children, what’s acceptable and what crosses the line into potential legal trouble? In today’s world, many traditional disciplinary methods are now viewed critically, with some potentially leading to criminal charges. Here’s a quick “Okay or Not Okay” guide to common discipline scenarios: Definitely NOT Okay: Striking a child in […] The post Is It Okay or Not Okay? What Parents Must Know About Disciplining Their Child – Legal Tips appeared first on ...| Law Offices of William V. Pernik
Disciplining children is a delicate balance, and unfortunately, well-intentioned actions can sometimes lead to serious accusations. Here are crucial tips to protect yourself and your family: Physical Discipline: A Last Resort: Never strike a child in anger. If physical force is used, ensure it’s a last resort, proportionate to the act, and undeniably reasonable and […] The post How to Discipline Your Child Without Getting in Legal Trouble – Tips from Criminal Defense Lawyers appeared fi...| Law Offices of William V. Pernik
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Dr. Jill Simons joins Liz Collin Reports to discuss so-called gender-affirming care and the treatment of kids with gender dysphoria.| Alpha News MN
Sudden changes in friend groups. Withdrawal from family members. Coming home late and intoxicated. Hiding out behind closed doors. Acting defensive, aggressive, and/or out of sorts. Disregarding rules or authorities. Total dismissal of one’s personal hygiene and health. These are all signs that a child might be struggling with a substance problem. And while these […] The post Youth Drug Rehab: What You Should Know When Sending Your Child to Rehab appeared first on Turnbridge.| Turnbridge
Discover the most tell-tale signs you need therapy, the kinds of therapy available, and how to find the right type of therapy for your needs and goals.| Turnbridge
For those with complex mental health conditions, or those who haven’t had success in outpatient therapy, residential treatment may be needed. Learn more.| Turnbridge
If you missed ASN’s 3-part webinar series navigating the Scientific Report of the 2025 DGAC, the recordings from these webinars, which take a deeper dive into| American Society for Nutrition
On August 23, 02:06 AM EST, a New Moon at 0º22’ of Virgo opens the Eclipse portal as it inaugurates a lunar cycle that will peak on September| Moon Omens
On August 22, 2025, 4:34 PM EST, the Sun leaves Leo and Virgo season begins. This season is an invitation to remember that the sacred lives| Moon Omens
On August 11, 2025, 03:30 AM EST, Mercury stations direct at 4º14’ of Leo, offering us an opportunity to speak with confidence, clarity, and| Moon Omens
On August 9, 03:54 AM EST, a Full Moon in Aquarius lights up the night. This lunation, happening at 16º49’ of the sign of the Water Bearer| Moon Omens
From focusing myths to kit lens prejudice, Andy Westlake challenges various cliches The post 30 photography myths – Why a lot of photography advice is wrong appeared first on Amateur Photographer.| Technique Archives | Amateur Photographer
Known for her haunting voice, bold fashion sense, and candid conversations, Billie Eilish is also very open about mental health. Read about her struggles.| Turnbridge
Photo by the European Defence Agency An empty ideological campaign to develop European nationalism and imperialist militarism Spanish We have read numerous articles in the European press like this …| Left wing communism
A member of the Latin Kings street gang was sentenced to 50 months in federal prison for illegally possessing a firearm.| Alpha News MN
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Edward Coristine, known online as “Big Balls,” was brutally beaten in Washington D.C. after intervening in an unarmed carjacking.| Alpha News MN
