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Taylor Lorenz, a far-left Washington Post journalist, was suspended from Twitter by Elon Musk due to a "prior doxxing action,"

25 incidents of anti-Semitism reported at Harvard in 2021, nearly double the number at University of Chicago.

A petition containing over 15,000 signatures has been submitted to the Church of England by a group of parents and members of the General Synod calling for the removal of guidelines promoting transgenderism in elementary schools.

The National Archives is said to be planning a release of emails from the Obama administration, some of which connect Hunter Biden to Burisma, a Ukraine energy company.

House Republican Carl Tepper of Texas introduced a bill prohibiting diversity, equity, and inclusion in order to "foster a diversity of viewpoints."

North Carolina's Supreme Court affirmed a lower court ruling that offering identification prior to voting is unconstitutional.

Republican Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced that border wall construction will continue following a series of negotiations with private property owners.

Further "Twitter File" releases suggest the FBI had a heavy role in the suppression of information to satisfy Democratic ideologies.

In an interview with Fox Business, Republican Senator Rand Paul (KY) said Republicans are "emasculated" by going along with the Democrats' fiscal plans but still claiming to be Conservative.

A math conference in Nashville, Tennessee, featured discussions emphasizing "Equity and Justice."