In a move that has sent ripples through the political landscape, Georgia's election board has voted to require hand-counting of ballots on Election Day. The decision, which was met with both applause and alarm, has sparked concerns about the slowing down of the election process and the potential for
In a resurfaced video clip, Amish Shah, the Democratic nominee for Arizona's 1st Congressional District, passionately advocates for universal single-payer health care. The 2019 town hall, hosted by the Phoenix Democratic Socialists of America and the Progressive Democrats of America, featured Shah a
The recent calls for Supreme Court "reform" by the Left have sparked a heated debate about the role of the judiciary in the American system of government. The proposed changes, which include term limits and court packing, are being championed as a means to address the perceived imbalance of the Cour
California is grappling with a complex issue: how to ensure that ethnic studies courses in public schools are both inclusive and free from antisemitic rhetoric. The bill, AB 2918, aimed to achieve this balance by requiring districts to work with teachers, parents, and community members to review pro
The school year can be a transformative time for students, filled with opportunities for growth, learning, and development. However, for many Black students, the experience is marred by harsh discipline and the threat of expulsion. Despite efforts to reform the system, the disparities persist, and t
Dr. Barbara Nielsen, a stalwart advocate for education in South Carolina, has passed away. As the state's Department of Education Chairperson from 1991 to 1999, she was a fierce believer in the potential of every student. Her dedication to equipping them to reach their goals earned her the respect o
As the 2024 presidential campaigns heat up, one critical issue has gone largely unaddressed – America's education deficit. It's perplexing, given that the stakes are high, and the consequences of inaction are dire. Despite the gravity of the situation, candidates from both parties have failed to add
The migrant crisis in New York has been shrouded in controversy, with many claiming that crime is not a significant issue. However, a recent Post exclusive has blown the lid off the truth: "asylum-seeking" criminals are clogging the city's courts. But what does this really mean? Let's dive deeper.
The question of whether the cannabis industry is liberal or conservative has long been a topic of debate. On one hand, the industry's early days were marked by a strong liberal presence, with Democrats leading the charge for legalization. However, as the industry has grown and evolved, a new reality
Mexico's surge to approve its new judicial reform has sparked a mix of reactions among experts and business leaders. While some hail the decision as a bold move to strengthen democracy, others fear it will lead to a loss of trust in the country's institutions and potentially even more corruption. As
