In the News with Mike Dakkak
Elena Barbera joins ITN to discuss her new documentary American Groomer.
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John Droz joins ITN to discuss the indoctrination taking place in our K-12 schools and his eye-opening research on it.
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Rhonda Thomas joins ITN to discuss the Social Emotional Learning Curriculum being implemented in schools and how the UN describes it as a pathway to global citizenship.
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Tina Descovich, Co-Founder of Moms for Liberty, joins ITN to discuss the amazing success her organization has had and how parents need to remain vigilant in the defense of their rights.
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Tina Descovich, Co-Founder of Moms for Liberty, joins ITN to discuss the indoctrination taking place in public schools and the attempted wedge being driven by school administrators between children and their parents.
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Continue ReadingFrisco, TX, School Board candidate Stephanie Elad joins ITN to discuss the questionable curriculum found in many American public schools, namely Critical Race Theory and obscene and pornographic materials.
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…Continue ReadingAuthor Bruce Goodmansen joins ITN to discuss how moms and dads can prepare their children for success in life outside of the debt traps and indoctrinations camps the nation’s universities have become.
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President Trump will sign an executive order seeking reforms to how American history is taught at U.S. public schools, it was announced today. The project will be called the “The 1776 Commission,” referring to the year the U.S. Declaration of …
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Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) introduced legislation today that would allow U.S. families to use tax dollars at the school option of their choice.
The family’s tax dollars would follow the student to wherever they received their education: public or private …
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An increasing number of colleges and universities are rolling out student guidelines that will place requirements on students returning to class in the fall in light of the Covid19 pandemic. Among them are mandatory flu shots and the accepting …
Continue ReadingThe higher education “bull market” is over. Forecasters predict 20% of colleges and universities will shut down or merge within the next ten years.
Covid19 has exacerbated already declining enrollment numbers and deteriorating finances.
Education costs had reached unsustainable levels …
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The American Academy of Pediatrics took a strong stand last week against keeping schools closed come the start of the new school in year in the fall.
“Schools are fundamental to child and adolescent development and well-being and provide our …
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One of the fastest growing costs of college education is not just tuition but student housing. Average cost of tuition at public colleges tripled between 1990 and 2018 to $10,270. As a result, average student debt has increased from about …
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New York University has announced that effective immediately the tuition of all of its current and future medical students will be covered by the institution. The decision affects ninety-three first-year students and another 350 students who have up to …
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Tuition discounts given by private colleges and universities have reached an all-time high according to a new report. A tuition discount is defined as the portion of total tuition funneled back to students as grant-based financial aid.
That number for …
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A bus driver in Minneapolis, Minnesota, has been taken off his route after praying with his students. The driver, Greg Nathaniel, was also fired four years ago for praying with students while working. Nathaniel is also a local Church …
Continue ReadingThe U.S. Department of Education has told state governments looking to crackdown on unethical practices by some financial companies looking to recoup students’ loans that some of their tactics were unfair and potentially undermine federal authority.
The notice came from …
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