Liberal professors and campus stances provoke debate on bias
James H. Shott notes concerns over rising liberal dominance in academia. studies cite a 20 percent jump in liberal professors since 1990 and a 5 to 1 liberal to conservative ratio, sparking calls for balanced exposure and academic integrity in higher education.
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Daily Signal
Ucla Higher Education Research Institute
Academia
Natalie Johnson
Matthew Woessner
Penn State Harrisburg
UCLA
Daniel Klein
George Mason University
Klein
Woessner
Bluefield Daily Telegraph Quote Page Note
The item presents a biblical verse citation from 2 Thessalonians 2 11 12 AKJV attributed to the Bluefield Daily Telegraph staff with names Randy Mooney as Publisher and Samantha Perry as Editor and News Editor.
West Virginia Senate vacancy filled by Republican Sue Cline
The West Virginia Supreme Court ruled a Republican must fill the Ninth District seat after Daniel Hall’s resignation. Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin appointed Sue Cline of Beckley, making her the second woman in the state Senate and preserving GOP control. The panel urged lawmakers to focus on pressing budget and energy sector challenges.
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West Virginia Supreme Court
State Senate
West Virginia
Daniel Hall
High Court
Senate
Earl Ray Tomblin
Sue Cline
Cline
Beckley
Hall
State Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Tomblin
House
Phasoot
Local official withdraws from Mercer County Commission race
A candidate announces withdrawal after prayer and mixed emotions, citing timing and roadblocks. The plan shifts to Bluewell improvements, including sidewalks and a new elementary school for Brushfork Bluewell possibly with Montcalm, plus natural gas for businesses and homes. Also seeks $75000 to purchase Granada Theater within a year, and to remodel Grand Masonic Temple in Bramwell. Appointed to Mercer County Planning Committee to push cleanup, blight removal, and property pride.
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Mercer County Commission
Bluewell
Brushfork
Montcalm
Grand Masonic Temple
Bramwell
Mercer County Planning Committee
Bluefield
Mercer County
West Virginia
Getting to Mars By ALEX ROLAND
Alex Roland argues the United States faces two obstacles to a crewed Mars mission a lack of a compelling vision and insufficient funding. He notes shuttle legacy, rising costs, and shifting priorities since Challenger and Columbia, then highlights international and private sector collaboration as a viable path, citing ESA and SpaceX. He frames Mars as a long term, international effort rather than a solo national project.
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Alex Roland
Philadelphia
NASA
Mars
John F
Kennedy
George W. Bush
Moon
United States
European Space Agency
Elon Musk
Spacex
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