Many parents and teachers are not sure what school will look like this fall. Some schools have announced their readiness to start the year remote-only. The others have opted for partial reopening at limited capacity with a “hybrid” learning model…
How does the city of Washington, D.C., plan to make up for the financial hit from coronavirus? By putting new taxes on local advertising. On July 7, the Washington, D.C. Council voted in favor of approving the Fiscal Year 2021…
Last summer, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) sent 10,000 warning letters to suspected American cryptocurrency owners advising them to pay their taxes on digital currency under the threat of penalties and criminal charges. On Tax Day, July 15, one of…
A number of colleges around the country are temporarily loosening their standardized testing requirements amid the coronavirus pandemic. All eight Ivy League schools will be test-optional for the coming admissions cycle. Initially, this applied only to SAT and ACT exams….
The Associated Press and other major American media outlets have started to capitalize “black” when referring to groups in racial, ethnic, or cultural terms, in response to the killing of George Floyd and the subsequent global reckoning with race relations….
The Maryland district court has ruled some of the Small Business Administration’s (SBA) eligibility restrictions for acquiring a Paycheck Protection Program loan under the CARES Act to be illegitimate. The SBA was recently caught moving the goalposts on giving loans…
Since George Floyd’s death, the Black Lives Matter movement and its ardent supporters have gone on a witch hunt against everyone who dares to disagree with them. In the past month, many university and school faculty members have been attacked…
Sunday evening, a St. Louis couple, Mark and Patricia McCloskey, owners and attorneys at McCloskey Law Center, pointed an AR-15 and a handgun at protesters breaking in and marching through their closed community’s private property. About 500 people walked into a gated…
For almost two weeks now, protesters have been trying to create a parallel country in Seattle’s Capitol Hill area, called CHAZ/CHOP — first the Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone, since renamed the Capitol Hill Occupied Protest. The revolutionaries claim they crave…