"As a people, Americans are coming to the realization that they are the most lied-to people on the face of the Earth, and that while our schools may propagandize us to assume everyone is truthful, the reality is that only the workers are predisposed to tell the truth, and everyone else, corporate leadership, politicians, academics, TV newscasters, lie to us so much and so constantly that Americans are just as much in the dark as to the true nature of their society as were Medieval serfs or Roman slaves." -- Michael Rivero

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A parliamentary inquiry by Alternative for Germany (AfD) lawmakers in the German state of Baden-Württemberg has brought to light official data showing that authorities have recorded 358 so-called child marriages since April 2012, with courts formally annulling only eight of them between 2018 and 2024.

In high school, we were given a list of 100 must-read books. I do not know if they do that anymore. The kicker was that many weren’t required; they just expected us to look up these books, check them out, and read them, a concept that feels considerably foreign today. My high school was predominantly black, as were most of the 46 public high schools in Memphis at the time. Our enrollment was about 1500. More than half of my senior class, as in most classes before and after mine, had more than 40 percent considered National Merit Scholars.

Ali Abunimah, executive director, discusses Palestinian novelist susan abulhawa’s big free speech victory against Oxford Union censorship and the restoration of her full speech exposing Israel’s crimes against the Palestinian people.

The Justice Department’s Weaponization Working Group reported that Biden administration officials looked for ways to prosecute parents and protesters who addressed school officials during the pandemic. The report says these actions chilled parental speech and targeted people who lawfully objected to policies. It also describes internal concerns about a federal basis for cases. The report’s findings revive questions about how far Washington reached into local debates, and where protest ends and crime begins.

Israel has killed more than 800 Palestinian teachers and injured over 3,300 others since the start of its war on the Gaza Strip in October 2023, the Palestinian Education Ministry said Sunday.

In a statement ahead of World Teachers’ Day, observed annually on Oct. 5, the ministry said educators across the occupied Palestinian territories are fighting “a real battle for survival” to protect the right to education amid systematic targeting.

On Oct. 1, the Department of Justice filed a federal complaint against the University of Delaware. The department says the school’s policy gives in-state tuition to certain noncitizens who live in Delaware but withholds that discount from U.S. citizens who live in other states. The complaint asks a judge to block the policy and declare it unlawful under federal law that bars such preferences if citizens nationwide cannot get the same benefit.

Mediaite reports that Republican candidate Steve Hilton pledged to “mandate English-only” in California’s public schools if he wins this November, arguing students must master the basics in English to climb out of today’s academic slump. His campaign platform frames the rule as part of a broader reset on standards and accountability as families struggle with poor results. Hilton’s message targets parents tired of jargon and excuses. He promises clear rules, simple goals, and real results in reading and math.