Sina Weibo - China's Twitter equivalent - is to remove an online celebrity list following criticism by state media of celebrity culture on social media. Read more

As it did for a lot of people, the pandemic gave Kara Reilly time to think. “My turning moment was when I was shut down and I had 11 weeks to sit around,” said Reilly, 49, a hairdresser in Louisville, Kentucky, whose salon closed early in the pandemic. Read more

Class will be taught by author of book about ‘racial justice’ and ‘black food’ Read more

More students could join medical and dentistry courses in England after exams cancelled Read more

Stephen Morris told ‘Campus Reform’ that 'this act of discrimination will undoubtedly have a chilling effect on free speech, causing diversity of thought to suffer greatly.' Read more

A George Mason University law professor with naturally acquired immunity from COVID has filed a lawsuit demanding an exemption from a policy that requires employees get the COVID vaccine or face numerous sanctions. Read more

A sprawling network of more than 350 fake social media profiles is pushing pro-China narratives and attempting to discredit those seen as opponents of China's government, according to a new study. Read more

The Vatican Congregation for Catholic Education is urging ecclesiastical universities to expand distance learning to reach students who cannot attend in-person classes but can take courses online Read more

Race, culture and climate change among popular pursuits. Read more

Borrowers who file for bankruptcy usually can’t get their student loans discharged in the process. Members of Congress are hoping to pursue reforms to change that. Read more