Chronicle publisher history and editorial leadership
The Chronicle records its long lineage with publishers A C Hudnutt and heirs spanning 1927 to 2010. Key leaders include Julie Wallace as managing editor and Brad Dicken as editorial page editor, reflecting a stable editorial tradition across decades.
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McMahon pushes DEI crackdown amid push to return control to states
The Education Department threatens to revoke funding unless districts certify elimination of diversity, equity and inclusion programs within 10 days. Critics warn this pressures schools, risking cuts to programs for disadvantaged students and altering classroom discussions on race and history. The notice highlights federal powers over civil rights and prompts concerns about local sovereignty. Deadline for public letters on the May 6 election is 5 PM Friday, April 25.
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Linda McMahon
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Washington
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New York
Supreme Court
Students For Fair Admissions
Harvard
Education Department
United States
John G. Roberts Jr
Ithaca City
Craig Trainor
Civil Rights
Congress
Donald Trump
Biden
Rand
Banks abandon net zero pledge as climate risk harms profits
Bloomberg Opinion argues that Wall Street retreats from climate leadership as banks pull back from the Net Zero Banking Alliance amid political pressure and fossil fuel finance. It notes banks financed trillions into fossil fuels since 2016, warns of a 1.5 C pathway costing trillions, and calls for carbon pricing and policy measures to align finance with net zero goals.
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Google
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Simon Stein
Donald
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White House
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Net Zero Banking Alliance
Texas
BlackRock Inc
Bloomberg News
Alastair Marsh
NZBA
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U.S
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Aniket Shah
Jefferies Financial Group Inc
Marsh
Jefferies
Rainforest Action Network
Sierra Club
International Monetary Fund
Bloomberg Nef
China
Europe
Trump targets California colleges in race admissions probe
The DOJ plans compliance review investigations at Stanford UC Berkeley UCLA and UC Irvine to assess adherence to the 2023 Supreme Court ban on race sensitive admissions. The piece argues politics personal biases and cites racial demographics and admission figures to question the claim of discrimination.
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Supreme Court
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Adam Schiff
White House
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Students For Fair Admissions
Harvard
University of North Carolina
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