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Ukraine Is ‘Teachable Moment’ in Weapon Tally After Defense Department Fails Audit

The Pentagon's chief financial officer Mike McCord said the Ukraine-Russia situation is a "teachable moment" for the United States.

Social Media Platforms Have No Plans to Lift Bans on Trump’s Accounts Despite Third White House Bid

Facebook officials said Wednesday that the social media platform has no plans to reinstate the account of former President Donald Trump, despite announcing his bid earlier this week for a second term in the White House in 2024.

Where Angels Fear to Tread: Writing a TV Show About Jesus

Ryan Swanson and Tyler Thompson, along with director Dallas Jenkins, write the hit show The Chosen, a drama about Jesus’ life through the eyes of his disciples that has millions of views and has been translated into more than 50 languages.

One-Fifth of UK Children ‘Missing’ From Classrooms Following Lockdowns

The UK Centre for Social Justice (CSJ) released a report saying there is an "alarming rise" in children no longer being taught in a classroom following Covid lockdowns.

George Mason University Implements Virtual Reality Program to ‘Recognize’ Implicit Bias

The Health and Human Services Department at George Mason University announced its intentions to train faculty "to recognize and react to implicit bias and microaggressions through a [virtual reality] simulation."

Senate Vote Federally Protecting Same-Sex Marriage Delayed

The Senate vote on codifying same-sex marriage is unexpectedly delayed. Its expected voting date was November 17th, the last legislative day prior to Thanksgiving.

Judge Prevents Florida’s ‘Stop W.O.K.E. Act’ From Being Enforced at Colleges and Universities

U.S. District Judge Mark Walker blocked Florida Republican Governor Ron DeSantis' law "Stop W.O.K.E Act" from applying to higher education.

The Qatar World Cup Is a Testing Ground for Dystopian ‘Pay-By-Face’ Tech

Visa, the Official Payment Technology Partner of FIFA, is set to bring what it calls “innovative” biometric payment technologies to the World Cup in Qatar, which starts on Sunday.

Black Student Union Tells White Students Not to Attend Special Event

The University of Southern California's Black Student Union invited students to a free, private screening of the recently released Wakanda Forever, but asked white students not to attend.

Swift Says Ticketmaster’s Mishandling of Presale for Her Concert Tickets ‘Excruciating’ to Watch

Singer Taylor Swift said Friday the mishandling of the online ticket sales for her upcoming tour has been "excruciating" to watch.

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