We have a plethora of black history courses in primary, secondary and post-secondary institutions of learning throughout the United States. Yet and still, there are indications that quantity does not necessarily equal quality. “As the…
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EPA Regulates Without Science
When academic studies back up Obama Administration policies, you will never hear the end of them. When they don’t, you will never hear the beginning of them. Take, for example, the recent study by Johns…
David Axelrod: Red Diaper Baby?
Several times I’ve written for The American Spectator on the person of David Axelrod, the figure most responsible for giving America two terms of Barack Obama. My first piece was a cover feature for the…
Scott Walker Strikes Again
For a quarter of a century, Republican presidential candidates have uttered variations of George H. W. Bush’s high pitched pledge: “I want to be the education president.” It has gotten them exactly nowhere. So far,…
Judge Jeanine Rocks The House
Relive Accuracy in Media’s recent awards reception in the latest issue of Accuracy in Academia’s monthly Campus Report newsletter.
Bad News about Alternative Lifestyles
This year, a Catholic University sociologist published results of a study of children of same-sex parents that runs counter to much of the happy talk on the subject emanating from academia. “In the past two…
Film Studies Deconstructed
Film buffs could make a case that the art of film has deteriorated with the prevalence of film school grads working in it. After all, the men, and they were mostly men, who made the…
A Modest U.N. Proposal
Can it be that students gather annually around the country to construct a “Model United Nations” because the real one has failed so miserably? “What good does it do?” Judge Jeanine Pirro asked a packed,…
It’s a Small Minority After All
Liberals have long wanted you to believe there’s a consensus in America for redefining marriage, but now they are going global! Last month, Yale Law School Dean Harold Koh, along with a team of foreign…
What if Abe Lincoln Lived?
Would the Civil Rights movement have taken place if Abraham Lincoln survived the assassin’s bullet delivered by John Wilkes Booth? Allen Guelzo, a civil war era professor at Gettysburg College, posed this question in a…
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CNN Uses Human High School Shield
When CNN finds a high school student perfectly willing and able to speak for himself, they give him a script.
Anti-Israel Student Group’s Handbook is Leaked, Exposed Strategies for 2018
Someone leaked an anti-Israel student group’s handbook, exposing their admission that they may have too many white members and aren’t as diverse as they’d like to be.
CPAC Goes To College
Every year thousands of conservative students flock to the Conservative Political Action Conference(CPAC). This year, CPAC is actually going to one of their universities.
UNC Campuses Hold Mass Shooter Drills
The University of North Carolina is taking a preventive approach to stop mass shootings.
Conservative Commentator Denied Speech Opportunity at DePaul University over Views
DePaul University nixed a speech application by conservative students because their speaker, Steve Crowder, makes fun of liberal ideology on YouTube.
After Abortion Debate Video was Posted, Lone Star College Revoked Club Status for Conservative Students
Conservative students at Lone Star College, supported by the legal efforts of Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), are suing the college for revoking their club status over posting a video of their debate on abortion.
Media Cites ‘Presidential Greatness’ Survey, Neglects to Mention Anti-Trump Stances of Survey Subjects
Political scientists rank President Donald Trump dead-last among American presidents, but neglected to mention their past statements against many of Trump’s policies in their survey, which calls into question their neutrality in the survey.
Attack On An American Institution: Recess
Those of us of a certain age might be surprised at just how far education specialists have gone in eradicating American traditions.
Duke Professor Allegedly Said Conservatives, Libertarians could be Autistic to Believe in Ideology
A Duke history professor allegedly suggested that conservatives and libertarians could be autistic for believing in those ideologies. Right-leaning students started a petition as a way to condemn her comments.
Despite Nancy Pelosi’s “Crumbs” Claim, Millennials can Benefit from Tax Reform Savings
Generation Opportunity, a free-market organization geared towards Millennials, gives several suggestions on how Millennials can act on their tax reform savings and ignore Democratic politician Nancy Pelosi’s “crumbs” comment on tax reform.
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Book Review: Is ‘The Dying Citizen’ a Prediction of America’s Future?
America’s ongoing and seemingly-constant crises have left Americans scrambling to find a sense of normalcy and safety. Just in time, to cut through the chaotic bombardment of conflicting messages and opinions while providing a voice…
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