Brandon Poulter is a journalist with a focus on national news in the United States. He has written for publications such as The Daily Caller, BizPac Review, and The Daily Signal, covering a range of topics including politics, higher education, and social issues. His work has also been featured in The Western Journal, Knowledia, and KLSU-FM.
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By: Brandon Poulter
A House committee is requesting all reports of antisemitic and discriminatory acts at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology since Jan. 1, 2021. Pictured: MIT’s campus in Cambridge, Massachusetts. (Photo: John Nordell/ Getty Images)
A helicopter carrying National Guard and Border Patrol personnel flying over the U.S. southern border crashed Friday, leaving three dead, according to a statement shared by National Guard General Daniel Hokanson.
President Joe Biden's campaign is rolling out a new $30 million six-week ad buy in several swing states in a bid to capture crucial voting blocs ahead of November.
By: Brandon Poulter
University of Pennsylvania Law Professor Amy Wax alleged that the university does not adhere to free speech standards.
By: Brandon Poulter
The University of Texas (UT) Austin announced Monday it will require applicants to submit standardized test scores to boost student success.
By: Brandon Poulter
A helicopter carrying National Guard and Border Patrol personnel flying over the U.S. southern border crashed Friday, leaving three dead, according to a statement shared by National Guard General Daniel Hokanson.
By: Brandon Poulter
Transgender University of Pennsylvania swimmer Lia Thomas (left) and Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines pose after finishing tied for fifth place in the 200-yard freestyle finals at the NCAA swimming and diving championships on March 18, 2022, in Atlanta. Gaines supports a lawsuit filed against the NCAA for allowing biological men such as Thomas to compete against real women. (Photo: Rich von Biberstein/Icon Sportswire/Getty Images)
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Several schools around the U.S. are banning the usage of phones in schools, arguing that the devices are distracting students
By: Brandon Poulter
Arizona State University (ASU) forces students to hand over tuition money to take a course that pushes left-wing ideas, according to the Goldwater Institute.
By: Brandon Poulter
Arizona State University (ASU) forces students to hand over tuition money to take a course that pushes left-wing ideas, according to documents obtained by the Goldwater Institute.
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