Anthony Watson is a journalist who focuses on a range of topics including technology, sports, and social issues. His work has been featured in publications such as BioRxiv, Turning Point USA, Human Events, and HackerNoon. Anthony's articles often delve into controversial subjects and aim to provide a unique perspective on current events.
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Anthony Watson's coverage spans various topics including sports, education, culture & society, and government & politics. He has covered stories related to the Olympics, transgender athletes, immigration, DEI programs in tech companies among others.
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By: Anthony Watson
California is reportedly considering a tax system that charges drivers based on the miles they drive rather than the fuel their cars consume. California, known for high gas prices due to its gas tax, has been facing declining revenue as more drivers switch to electric vehicles. As the state has pressured consumers into buying electric vehicles, and 1.2 million EVs are now being used, California is seeing a substantial revenue drop from the gas tax.
By: Anthony Watson
California is reportedly considering a tax system that charges drivers based on the miles they drive rather than the fuel their cars consume.
By: Anthony Watson
A Maryland Elementary School has decided to stop requiring students to participate in the Pledge of Allegiance after criticism that the mandate constituted “mandatory patriotism.”Initially, school officials sent an email to staff in April stating that the Pledge of Allegiance was mandatory for all students and teachers, in accordance with state education code, which required them to stand, face the flag, give an approved salute, and recite the pledge in unison.
By: Anthony Watson
A Maryland Elementary School has decided to stop requiring students to participate in the Pledge of Allegiance after criticism that the mandate constituted “mandatory patriotism.”
By: Anthony Watson
The annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity, held at Nationals Park in Washington, DC, was disrupted by climate change protesters on Wednesday, leading to multiple arrests.The game, a tradition since 1909, features members of Congress playing baseball to raise money for charity, with representatives and senators from both major political parties participating.
By: Anthony Watson
The annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity, held at Nationals Park in Washington, DC, was disrupted by climate change protesters on Wednesday, leading to multiple arrests.
By: Anthony Watson
All 79 students arrested at the anti-Israel demonstration at the University of Texas at Austin campus last April have had their criminal trespassing charges dropped by Texas prosecutors.
By: Marie Godfrain, Benoît Rauzy, Anthony Watson
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