Betsy Devos: Last News

Parents groups and advocates blasted the National Education Association for an odd tweet picturing former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos while warning followers to "check" their kids' Halloween candy. "Parents and educators, be sure to check your kid's Halloween candy this year," the NEA, the largest teachers union in the U.S., wrote on Wednesday. "We just found an out-of-touch billionaire funneling dark money to undermine public education inside our candy bar.

At a dinner he was hosting for billionaire donors at Trump Tower in New York City, former president and current presidential candidate Donald Trump reportedly referred to his opponent in this year’s election, Kamala Harris, with one of the most disgusting slurs imaginable. According to the New York Times, Trump

Supreme Court decision finding that the Civil Rights Act protects LGBTQ workers from workplace discrimination, and that instances of anti-LGBTQ discrimination are inherently a form of sex-based discrimination.The revised Title IX rules also restore some protections for students who make sexual assault allegations against other students, offering them alternatives to Trump-era policies that required live hearings in which students could cross-examine each other when an accusation was contested.Democrats, including some LGBTQ advocates, had long criticized the Trump-era policies, arguing they were overly deferential to students accused of sexual violence.The new rules also expand the types of harassment complaints that schools are required to investigate, asserting that schools must address any unwelcome sex-based conduct that is so “severe or pervasive” that it limits a student’s equal access to an education, but do not completely roll back provisions instituted under former Education Secretary Betsy DeVos intended to bolster accused students’ due process rights.“These regulations make it crystal clear that everyone can access schools that are safe, welcoming and that respect their rights,” Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona said in a call with reporters on Thursday.Regarding the explicit LGBTQ protections, Caronda added, “No one should face bullying or discrimination just because of who they are, who they love.

was found of wire fraud and deliberately misleading investors. Now, 10 months later, she has finally received her sentence: years in prison and 3 years of supervised release, according to Law360 reporter Dorothy Atkins.

Amanda Seyfried has revealed she said no when she was first approached to play disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes.At the time that she was first asked to play the part, she was quarantining because she had contracted COVID-19.'Listen, I was having a f**ing moment, OK?' she said with a laugh during a new interview withThe Hollywood Reporter. Uncanny resemblance:Amanda Seyfried (left) has revealed she said no when she was first approached to play disgraced Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes (right)The Mean Girls star explained: 'I had COVID.

Vice President Mike Pence, 61, was boarding Air Force 2 on the morning of June 23 when he accidentally tripped on one of the plane’s top stairs and fell forward on his hands and the filmed moment quickly went viral on social media. The political figure quickly got up and signaled he was okay with a thumbs up and wave to the crowd below after the misstep and all seemed well. The incident happened while he was getting read to head to Wisconsin to attend a roundtable discussion about school choice with Education Secretary Betsy DeVos.