Episode 338- Don and Brian discuss the cease fire in the Middle East, Trump and China tariff dance, Charlie Kirk awarded Presidential Medal of Freedom, Day 15 of the government shutdown, SCOTUS to hear arguments on Voting Rights Act, Trump doesn’t win Nobel Prize| Accuracy In Academia
The government shutdown now in its 14th day has led to a wide range of reductions in force (RIF) with the Department of Education taking some of the largest hits to its staff. The 466 RIFs have brought the DOE’s employment to under 2,000, or less than half of where it stood before President Trump […]| Accuracy In Academia
Paramount is shaking up the media world with the announcement that they acquired The Free Press from Bari Weiss and appointed her Editor-in-Chief of the news division sending shivers down the spine of reporters and editors as they await news of what this will mean for the network considering Weiss'…| Accuracy In Academia
Episode 337- Don and Brian discuss the latest government shutdown, Pete Hegseth’s new military shakes up the left, Gunman attacks LDS church, Eric Adams drops reelection bid, Chicago Teachers Union lionizes cop-killing leftist, TPUSA returns to Utah, Iowa school superintendent arrested by ICE.| Accuracy In Academia
The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) has ignited a national firestorm following a social media post that praised Assata Shakur, a fugitive convicted of murdering a New Jersey State Trooper, after her recent death in Cuba at age 78. On Friday, the CTU’s official X account published a tribute that declared “Rest in Power, Rest in […]| Accuracy In Academia
The long-time standard-bearers of college admissions tests that ACT and SAT will have a new competitor at the U.S. Military Academies starting in February 2026. The Classic Learning Test (CLT) was founded in 2015 by Jeremy Tate and is accepted by more than 300 colleges and universities, including all public universities in Florida. What sets […]| Accuracy In Academia
Episode 336- Don and Brian discuss Trump’s speech at the U.N., more countries jump on Palestinian statehood bandwagon, Trump reverses course on Ukraine, Charlie Kirk memorial service draws tens of thousands, Jimmy Kimmel reinstated, showed some remorse, SCOTUS rules in favor of Trump firing FTC commissioner, 6 days until a…| Accuracy In Academia
Firebrand Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) used his podcast on Friday to fight back against Federal Communications Commission (FCC) chairman Brendan Carr’s threat to stifle free speech in the aftermath of the Jimmy Kimmel suspension by Disney last week for comments the late-night host made about the supporters of President Trump…| Accuracy In Academia
In the wake of the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, social media has been flooded with negative comments from educators across the country, spurring suspensions and in some cases firings. Multiple sources indicate that at least 15 educators have been disciplined in states including Texas, Florida, South Carolina, and Tennessee. The content of the […]| Accuracy In Academia
Episode 335- Don and Brian discuss the assassination of Charlie Kirk, Milo Yiannopoulos un-retiring, Trump visits the UK, Is TikTok USA coming?, Kamala book throws Biden under the bus, Biden struggling to cash in on presidency, NY Gov. Hochul endorses Mandami, GOP proposes 7-week stopgap spending bill, Federal Reserve makes interest rate decision, Donna Brazile […]| Accuracy In Academia
Five years after the COVID-19 pandemic, public schools continue to see both a decline in enrollment and test scores as attempts to recover from online centered learning have stalled. With the rapid increase in the use of artificial intelligence (AI) one network of private schools has risen to the fore…| Accuracy In Academia
MSNBC, the left-leaning cable network deeply embarrassed themselves with their on-air comments immediately after Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk was shot at a speaking event at Utah Valley University in Orem, UT. The first reaction came from anchor Katy Tur who interviewed Axios’s Marc Caputo who talked about the…| Accuracy In Academia
The George Mason University Board of Visitors decided on Friday that to reward president Gregory Washington a small 1.5% raise in exchange for dismantling some of the school’s DEI programming according to the Washington Post. Washington, who was in danger of losing his job commented after the deal commented on…| Accuracy In Academia
For as long as teachers have been teaching, students have been coming up with excuses for not doing their homework in an effort to not get penalized for their laziness. But thanks to the concept of equitable grading, there is no need for “the dog ate my homework” or more…| Accuracy In Academia
