Aaron Gifford
Author
Aaron Gifford has written for several daily newspapers, magazines, and specialty publications and also served as a federal background investigator and Medicare fraud analyst. He graduated from the University at Buffalo and is based in Upstate New York.
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Trump Admin Finds Harvard Violated Civil Rights Over Alleged Anti-Semitism
A second investigation by the Department of Health and Human Services is the latest action in a long dispute between Trump and America’s oldest university.
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Why Charter Schools Nationwide Just Received a $60 Million Funding Boost
Public funding for charter schools averages about $7,000 per student, about 30 percent less than what traditional public schools receive.
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University of Virginia President Resigns Over DOJ Pressure to Scrap DEI
The university has yet to issue a statement confirming Ryan’s resignation.
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The Push to Abolish Education Department Goes Back Decades
Seven presidents and trillions of dollars after the agency’s inception, the Trump administration has cut it in half and seeks to eliminate it.
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Trump Signals Possible Deal With Harvard in ‘Next Week or So’
This announcement follows months of legal battles between the president and America’s oldest university.
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Trans High School Track and Field Favorites Not a Factor in Maine State Finals
In the wake of proposed Maine laws to protect women, a biological male pole vaulter is absent and a male runner finishes 11th.
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Former University of Michigan President Fails to Win Vote to Helm Florida’s Flagship School
Santa Ono championed a DEI agenda at the University of Michigan before complying with a Trump order and publicly declaring a change of heart.
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Harvard, Trump Admin Barrel Towards First Amendment Showdown in Escalating Disputes
Leaders from more than 600 colleges and universities so far proclaim support for Harvard’s lawsuit against the Trump administration.
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School Choice Picks Up Steam Ahead of Nevada’s Legislative Session
Legislation and a viral video follow Texas’s new school choice law, adding momentum to a national movement for promoting options.
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From ‘Gladiolus’ to ‘Éclaircissement’: Spelling Still Matters a Century Later
Spellcheck and AI were happily shoved aside on the 100th anniversary of a proud American tradition.
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Trump Admin Finds Harvard Violated Civil Rights Over Alleged Anti-Semitism
A second investigation by the Department of Health and Human Services is the latest action in a long dispute between Trump and America’s oldest university.
|
Why Charter Schools Nationwide Just Received a $60 Million Funding Boost
Public funding for charter schools averages about $7,000 per student, about 30 percent less than what traditional public schools receive.
|
University of Virginia President Resigns Over DOJ Pressure to Scrap DEI
The university has yet to issue a statement confirming Ryan’s resignation.
|
The Push to Abolish Education Department Goes Back Decades
Seven presidents and trillions of dollars after the agency’s inception, the Trump administration has cut it in half and seeks to eliminate it.
|
Trump Signals Possible Deal With Harvard in ‘Next Week or So’
This announcement follows months of legal battles between the president and America’s oldest university.
|
Trans High School Track and Field Favorites Not a Factor in Maine State Finals
In the wake of proposed Maine laws to protect women, a biological male pole vaulter is absent and a male runner finishes 11th.
|
Former University of Michigan President Fails to Win Vote to Helm Florida’s Flagship School
Santa Ono championed a DEI agenda at the University of Michigan before complying with a Trump order and publicly declaring a change of heart.
|
Harvard, Trump Admin Barrel Towards First Amendment Showdown in Escalating Disputes
Leaders from more than 600 colleges and universities so far proclaim support for Harvard’s lawsuit against the Trump administration.
|
School Choice Picks Up Steam Ahead of Nevada’s Legislative Session
Legislation and a viral video follow Texas’s new school choice law, adding momentum to a national movement for promoting options.
|
From ‘Gladiolus’ to ‘Éclaircissement’: Spelling Still Matters a Century Later
Spellcheck and AI were happily shoved aside on the 100th anniversary of a proud American tradition.
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