'Moderate' Governor Abigail Spanberger Signs Bill Forcing Virginia Schools To Consider 'Restorative Disciplinary Practices' Before Suspending Students
Such practices include a 'restorative circle,' a 'centuries-old indigenous practice' in which participants sit in a circle to discuss their actions
"Moderate" Virginia governor Abigail Spanberger signed into law a bill from her Democratic colleagues in the state legislature that forbids the state's public schools from suspending or expelling a student until they consider "restorative disciplinary practices" like "peer mediation" or a "restorative circle." Schools that choose not to deploy such practices must file a report explaining why they imposed "exclusionary discipline" rather than "an evidence-based restorative disciplinary practice."
California Teachers' Union Endorses Billionaire Tom Steyer, Who Attended Elite Phillips Exeter Academy and Sent Kids to Private School
The union had backed disgraced California Democrat Eric Swalwell and now says Steyer has demonstrated a 'depth of commitment to educator unions we expect'
Hegseth Takes Aim at Iranian Regime ‘Pirates and Terrorists’ and ‘Legacy Trump-Hating Press’ in News Conference
Hegseth compared mainstream outlets to Pharisees who persecuted Jesus, saying their ‘politically motivated animus’ toward Trump blinds them to US military success
The People’s Boondoggle: Mamdani’s $30 Million Taxpayer-Funded Supermarket, by the Numbers
Experts think it's a bad idea—for obvious reasons
Wingman Woes: Gallego Caught in Swalwell Storm
Few believe the Arizona senator's claim to have been 'shocked' by allegations…
Too Short To Serve? Hasan Piker Brutally Height Mogs Pocket-Sized ‘Manlet’ Abdul El-Sayed
Terror-adjacent socialists habitually lie about how tall they are, analysis finds
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Zohran Mamdani’s Wife Apologizes for ‘Harmful’ Racial Slurs She Posted on Social Media—but Not for Glorifying Terrorists
Rama Duwaji’s post celebrating a PFLP plane hijacker came in her early 20s
Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax Kills Wife, Then Himself, Amid 'Messy Divorce'
Fairfax had compiled an 'enemies list' of fellow Democrats who turned sour on him following sexual assault allegations in 2021
Swalwell Accuser's Allegations Corroborated by Campaign Disbursements, Raising Fresh Legal Questions
'ActBlue, I want my money back,' says Swalwell donor
Gavin Newsom Said He Had a 'Moral Duty' To Release His Tax Returns Every Year He Served in Office. He Hasn't Since 2022.
Newsom has kept his returns private as his wife rakes in hundreds of thousands of dollars from her charity, which is funded by corporations that do business with Newsom's California
GOP Senators Push To Prohibit US Funding for UNRWA
The UNRWA bill would codify President Donald Trump’s decision to freeze funding for the Hamas-tied UN agency
New York Marks America’s 250th With Turn to Taxation Without Representation
Hochul, Mamdani tout 'pied-à-terre tax'; mayor attacks Ken Griffin by name and address
Democrats Who Called Eric Swalwell Their 'Friend' Now Say They're Stunned by Accusations Against Him
Political insiders say Swalwell's misconduct was an open secret