New Accreditation Agency Proposed to Boost Intellectual Diversity
July 10, 2026
Some Republican states are launching a new college accreditation agency to promote “intellectual diversity.”
Some Republican states are launching a new college accreditation agency to promote “intellectual diversity.”
President Trump has dismissed remaining members of the bipartisan U.S. Election Assistance Commission, sparking criticism.
The Education Department plans to shift oversight of special education to another agency, alarming many advocates.
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Gas prices have been erratic, with U.S. drivers paying $3.85 per gallon on average. Tensions affect costs.
NPR’s Michel Martin speaks with Sen. Jeanne Shaheen on President Trump’s NATO summit actions and Iran conflict.
More than half of U.S. Protestant pastors seek help for physical and mental health, but effective relief remains elusive.
Canadian psychologist Jordan Peterson shares a health update, stating his activities are “very limited” but he’s resumed writing.
Tributes paid to Lord Mackay of Clashfern, former Lord Chancellor of Britain, who died at 99, days after his birthday.
Navy veteran Ethan Preseau’s miraculous survival after a heart infection highlights the power of faith and family in the face of despair.
Trump Flies Home on Old Air Force One Amid Security Concerns President Trump surprised many by flying partway home from a NATO summit in Turkey on an older Air Force One, citing nostalgia. The swap raised questions about security measures on the new plane, which lacks some defense systems.
“The scandal-ridden Senate campaign of Graham Platner in Maine ends abruptly after rape allegations emerge.”