I would like to think all of us would say this was certainly wrong. But I am concerned about changing the name of Burke for two reasons. First, as Mr. Martosko has said, he is not trying to rename ...

ANN ARBOR, MI – Outgoing University of Michigan President Santa Ono removed his name from a public statement ... The association published the letter. “We are open to constructive reform ...

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However, according to a letter Seeger wrote to Bob Dylan in the 90s, he never tried to cut the power. Rather, he simply tried to get the sound technicians to produce a clearer sound so the ...

I would ask the same of you. What moral framework justifies raising prices on goods made by the world’s poor in the name of “justice” for American industries? If the answer is patriotism ...

Education Secretary Linda McMahon posted the letter on her X profile on May 5, 2025. Another X user added corrections the next day. There is no proof Harvard University posted the "corrected ...

The letter is signed, “Love,” and then the teachers name, with a note encouraging the student to keep the letter a secret. That 11-year-old girl’s mother and father, Jason Mitchell ...

Linda McMahon sent a letter to Harvard, advising the university to stop seeking federal funding. An edited letter, highlighting language issues, went viral. Secretary of Education Linda McMahon on ...

Leo is now tied for the fourth most common name chosen by popes ... He wrote a famous open letter to all Catholics in 1891, called “Rerum Novarum” (“Of Revolutionary Change”).

Once a new pope is voted in, the name he chooses could signal the direction the Catholic Church moves in the coming years. The announcement "Habemus Papa," or, "We have a pope," will be made from ...

When Cardinal Robert Prevost appeared on the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica, he was introduced by the name Leo XIV. The choice signals what the Catholic Church could look like under his papacy.