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Chicago Teachers Union sues watchdogs it seeks to muzzle (opens the original)
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Politics > Chicago Teachers Union Link copied The Chicago Teachers Union is really upset. The Chicago Teachers Union is really upset. Apparently, it has reached its tipping point over a cartoon -- one executed, the CTU says, as part of a “smear campaign.” In response, the union has filed a defamation lawsuit against three persistent civic watchdog groups. The offending cartoon – which apparently struck a sensitive nerve -- depicts the union’s leadership stirring a bubbling cauldron over an open
Kanter Freedom doubles down (opens the original)
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Do two retired NBA players -- with all that formidable athletic prowess -- qualify for admission to the WNBA under the league's own guidelines? Two retired NBA players -- talented, intimidating, towering athletes -- decided they wanted to come out of retirement (wink, wink) and join the WNBA. Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White made the ludicrous announcement that they now “identify as women,” a decision they say they arrived at over the summer. And, in this topsy-turvy world of biologic deniers
Boy George won’t join the Anti-Semitic chorus (opens the original)
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Boy George is suffering the slings and arrows aimed at him by the entertainment community. His “offense” is well publicized. He dared to break from the pack of Israel haters as a recognizable celebrity -- and he couldn't be clearer about where he stands. “Some call it genocide,” he wrote in his song lyric. “I call it war.” And the more the entertainment community piles on to punish Boy George -- both economically and publicly -- the more emboldened he appears to become. The song he released in t
The California regulation industry (opens the original)
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California's bureaucracy has become a thriving industry of its own. Susan and Joe Meyers’ tiny “book sharing box” has become perhaps the best-known example of bureaucratic overreach in California. The couple operated a birdcage-sized "Little Free Library" outside their San Francisco home for a decade before it attracted the attention of city inspectors: This brush with bureaucracy ultimately landed their story in the pages of the Wall Street Journal in 2023. They were nabbed three years ago afte
DEI's academic makeover (opens the original)
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Academics in ivory towers have risen magnificently to the challenge of scrapping every visible vestige of DEI while mastering the art of rebranding. Academics in ivory towers have risen magnificently to the challenge of scrapping every visible vestige of DEI while mastering the art of rebranding. Better yet, in a heartwarming tribute to thrift (miracles do happen), they've even embraced recycling: Many of the programs remain in the same buildings, the same suite of offices, and often with the ve
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