Court backs Arkansas ban on Critical Race Theory, cementing state power over curriculum

A federal appeals court has upheld Arkansas’s ban on teaching critical race theory in public schools, ruling that students lack a First Amendment right to demand specific curricula. The decision, involving Little Rock Central High, marks a pivotal moment in America’s curriculum wars, raising concerns over ideological censorship and state overreach in public education.

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‘People were sold a lie’: Oceangate whistleblower warned of Titan risks before 2023 implosion; was aware ‘there would be an incident’

Following the US Coast Guard report on the Titan submersible disaster, former OceanGate employee David Lochridge has reiterated his safety concerns. He claims OceanGate ignored critical flaws in the submersible’s design and construction, leading to the tragic implosion. Lochridge, who was fired in 2018 for raising these issues, believes the company misled passengers and could…

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Elon Musk replies to Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang’s comment on xAI: ‘Nice of Jensen…’

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang expressed immense excitement for Elon Musk’s AI venture, xAI, regretting he couldn’t invest more. Huang lauded Musk’s history of building transformative companies, viewing xAI as a strategic bet on a promising future. He highlighted the burgeoning generative AI era, with xAI, OpenAI, and Anthropic leading the charge in reshaping computing.

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Alberta teachers demand more hires and smaller classes as strike stretches into its sixth day

Alberta’s teachers’ strike enters its sixth day, impacting 740,000 students. Negotiations resumed between the government and the ATA, focusing on wages and overcrowded classrooms. Families are managing with online lessons and limited childcare support. Public opinion leans towards supporting teachers, with nearly 60% sympathizing with their cause amid ongoing disruptions.

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‘I am sure there will be no hurdle’: Bilawal Bhutto claims Pakistan open to handing over Hafiz, Azhar to India; says New Delhi must cooperate

Bilawal Bhutto Zardari stated Pakistan is open to extraditing terror suspects, including Hafiz Saeed and Masood Azhar, to India as a goodwill gesture, contingent on India’s cooperation in providing evidence and witnesses for ongoing domestic cases. He claimed Masood Azhar is likely in Afghanistan and dismissed claims of Hafiz Saeed’s freedom, asserting he is in…

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