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Senate Bill 37 would give more power to university regents, who are appointed by the governor, to vet and veto new curricula and administrators.

US State Department employees were recently issued a new internal "style guide" banning the term used to describe threats posed by white supremacist groups.

President’s visit to military academy occurs as books are banned and clubs disbanded in line with anti-DEI police

The state constitution’s legislative calendar — not a vote threshold — makes it hard to overrule the governor. Legislators are crafting an amendment that would make more overrides possible.

Temporary reprieve comes after the leading university sued the Trump administration – key US politics stories from Friday 23 May at a glance

From today's order by Judge Beryl Howell (D.D.C.) in U.S. Institute for Peace v. Jackson: [On Monday, t]his Court declared… The post District Court Declines to Stay Order Reinstating Fired U.S. Institute of Peace Board Members, Holds Trump v. Wilcox Doesn't Apply appeared first on Reason.com.

A Midwestern affiliate of Planned Parenthood says it will close four of its six clinics in Iowa and four in Minnesota within a year

San Francisco authorities say officials from Bureau of Prisons visited famous site last week and plan to return

Staff to be cut as office meant to formulate national security policy is reduced to implementing the president’s ideas, under watch of trusted aides