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Sanders: OCR Resolved Only 1% of 2025 Cases

Senator Bernie Sanders’ office reported that the U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights (OCR) resolved only 1% of its cases in 2025. This revelation came amid Education Secretary Linda McMahon’s admission that the agency is not processing cases as quickly as it should. The findings highlight significant backlogs in handling civil rights complaints […]

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Vivek Ramaswamy Wins Ohio GOP Gov Nomination

Vivek Ramaswamy has won the Republican nomination for Ohio governor. He will face Democrat Amy Acton in the November general election. This development positions Ramaswamy, a biotech entrepreneur and former presidential candidate, as a key figure in Ohio’s gubernatorial race. Key Points Ramaswamy secures GOP nomination for Ohio governor General election matchup against Amy Acton

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Indiana Senate Dist 46: IPS Board Member Impink Wins Primary

Allissa Impink, a member of the Indianapolis Public Schools board, has won the Democratic primary for Indiana State Senate District 46. The district covers downtown, the near eastside, and southern parts of Indianapolis. This victory positions her as the Democratic nominee for the general election. Key Points Impink serves on the Indianapolis Public Schools board.

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Michigan Prof Defends Gaza Speech After Apology

Derek R. Peterson, outgoing Faculty Senate chair at the University of Michigan, claims the university president was aware he would discuss Gaza protests in his commencement speech. The president later apologized for the speech, but Peterson insists he did nothing wrong. The incident highlights tensions over free speech on campus during graduation ceremonies. Key Points

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Michigan Prof Defends Gaza Speech After Apology

Derek R. Peterson, outgoing Faculty Senate chair at the University of Michigan, claims the university president was aware he would discuss Gaza protests in his commencement speech. The president later apologized for the speech, but Peterson insists he did nothing wrong. The incident highlights tensions over free speech in academic settings. Key Points Peterson says

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Hackers Demand Ransom from Ed-Tech Giant Instructure

The criminal group ShinyHunters breached Instructure, a major higher education technology vendor, last week. They are demanding payment to prevent the leak of stolen data. The hackers have previously targeted individual universities. Key Points ShinyHunters hacked Instructure and threatened to leak data unless paid. Instructure is a key ed-tech provider for higher education institutions. The

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Trump-Backed Fiechter Wins Indiana Senate Primary

Blake Fiechter, endorsed by former President Trump, defeated incumbent state Sen. Travis Holdman in the Republican primary for Indiana’s 19th District. The upset victory occurred on Tuesday, marking a shift in the district’s representation. Fiechter’s win advances him to the general election in a heavily Republican area. Key Points Fiechter defeated Holdman in GOP primary

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Mazzei’s Biblical Policy Test for Governor Run

Republican candidate Mike Mazzei has introduced a three-question biblical filter to evaluate policies he would support if elected governor. This approach aims to align his governance with scriptural principles. The revelation came during his campaign for the gubernatorial position. Key Points Mike Mazzei is a Republican candidate for governor. He outlined a three-question test based

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Keith Faber Wins Ohio GOP AG Primary Unopposed

Ohio State Auditor Keith Faber won the Republican nomination for attorney general in the primary election without any opposition. The victory positions him as the GOP candidate for the general election. This development comes amid ongoing political shifts in Ohio’s leadership. Key Points Keith Faber, current Ohio Auditor, ran unopposed in the GOP primary for

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