Kaylee Mcghee White is a journalist who writes for the Washington Examiner and the Independent Women's Forum. Her articles cover a range of topics including politics, education, and social issues. Her work has also been featured in publications such as RealClear Education and the New York Post.
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Kaylee Mcghee White's coverage predominantly focuses on politics, with an emphasis on expert commentary and legal policy regulation. She frequently offers opinions and analysis on political events, government policies, and their social implications in the United States.
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In addition to her interest in politics and government announcements, Kaylee also covers topics related to education and school choice. Pitches offering insights into these areas within the context of American politics are likely to resonate well with her coverage interests.
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The failures of the public school system are many: students are barely keeping up with baseline academic expectations, many have simply stopped
By: Kaylee McGhee White
History will not look kindly on the medical professionals, researchers, and activists who abandoned scientific protocol and basic common sense to justify their gender experiments. A new report out of the United Kingdom just made sure of that.
By: Meta Time, Kaylee McGhee White
Only when we understand the depth of young adults' religious commitment to the Left, then, will we be able to address the ways in which it manifests — the latest student outbursts included.
Kappa Kappa Gamma would rather twist itself into knots catering to an ideological fringe than stick up for the sex that has made this organization what it is.
This week, current and former members of my sorority, Kappa Kappa Gamma, took their lawsuit against the organization to the U.S. 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, arguing Kappa’s decision to admit a male into the University of Wyoming ’s chapter violated their rights and the sorority’s own bylaws.
By: Kaylee McGhee White
Who qualifies as a criminal in President Joe Biden 's Justice Department Pro-life activists, of course, as well as anyone remotely tied to the Jan. 6
By: Kaylee Mcghee White
No, school choice policies will not "defund" the public education system.
By: Kaylee McGhee White
MILWAUKEE — There's a sense of inevitability to this year's Republican National Convention . Maybe that's because it's the first one since former
Whatever else Mike Rogers, the Republican candidate for Michigan’s open Senate seat, might be, he’s far better than a continuation of Democratic control and the failed policies that come with it.
Nearly a week after former President Donald Trump visited and briefly worked at a Pennsylvania McDonald's, Democrats and their media allies can't stop talking about it.
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