Month: December 2024
Federal Court Pauses ‘Corporate Transparency Act’ Requiring Small Business Owners Reveal Ownership or Face Prison
The Fifth District Court of Appeals on Thursday issued a stay for the controversial "Corporate Transparency Act," which would require 33 million small business owners file "beneficial ownership reports" with the federal government by January 1, 2025, under penalty of up to $250,000 in fines and five years in prison.
The order by the Fifth District reversed the previous decision from a three-judge panel on the Fifth Circuit, who on Monday reversed the December 3 preliminary injunction imposed by District Judge Amos Mazzant in Texas, which blocked enforcement of the law until the courts reached their final decision.
Gallup: Only 19% Satisfied with Joe Biden’s America as His Presidency Nears an End
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New York Set to Fine Oil Companies for Their Role in Climate Change
NY Gov. Kathy Hochul has signed legislation to make Big Oil pay $75 billion over the next 25 years to pay for the impacts of climate change. …
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Nevada Audit Shows Double Voting Is Possible
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Seven SJSU Women’s Volleyball Players Will Transfer amid Controversy over Male Teammate
Nearly half of San Jose State University’s women’s volleyball players intend to transfer after a season marked by controversy over the inclusion of a male player on their team.
The seven athletes who have entered the transfer portal include Nayeli T’ia, Mari Lawton, Ava Martin, Laurel Barsocchini, Kiyana Faupula, Jade Epps, and Teya Nguyen. None of the players have given a specific reason for transferring, according to Outkick.
National Debt Grew by $2.5 Trillion in 2024; Projected to Rise
As 2025 approaches, America’s fiscal health is in serious trouble with a ballooning federal debt exceeding 100% of the GDP.
It’s projected to get even worse.
Biden Signs 50 Bills Into Law, Bald Eagle Is Formally US National Bird
Measure confirming Haliaeetus leucocephalus as nation’s symbol was among 50 bills Biden signed into law on his last Christmas Eve in the Oval Office.
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103 Things Higher Ed Declared Racist in 2024
Racism is the intentional mistreatment of someone on the basis of their race – at least in the normal world. But in academia, racism is anything producing disparities, according to Professor Ibram Kendi.
What follows is a long list of people, places, actions, and other things declared racist this year by higher ed, though a few came from K-12. If something needs “anti-racist” action or “diversity, equity, and inclusion,” it follows it must be racist, or else it would not need correction.