Morgonn Mcmichael is a journalist who writes for Turning Point USA and has been featured in Human Events. Their articles cover a range of topics including investigations into government agencies, cultural phenomena, and social issues.
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By: Morgonn Mcmichael
Washington state is considering implementing a third gender category for high school sports competitions,
By: Morgonn McMichael
Washington state is considering implementing a third gender category for high school sports competitions, a decision that would make it the first in the nation to do so.
By: Morgonn Mcmichael
The dye is already prohibited in European Union countries and will be banned in food products sold or produced in California starting in 2027.
By: Morgonn Mcmichael
The Scripps National Spelling Bee has drawn criticism for including the term "womyn" as an alternate spelling of "women" on its study list for third graders preparing for the upcoming competition.
By: Morgonn McMichael
The Scripps National Spelling Bee has drawn criticism for including the term “womyn” as an alternate spelling of “women” on its study list for third graders preparing for the upcoming competition.
By: Morgonn Mcmichael
A new survey by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) found that only 20 percent of college faculty believe a conservative would fit in well in their department.
By: Morgonn McMichael
A new survey by the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE) found that only 20 percent of college faculty believe a conservative would fit in well in their department.
By: Morgonn Mcmichael
Following the 2024 election results, Harvard University President Alan M. Garber admitted to faculty at the college that they need to rethink their messaging.
By: Morgonn McMichael
Concerns about the incoming administration’s attitude toward higher education come as President-Elect Donald Trump has recently nominated Harmeet Dhillon to lead the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division.
By: Morgonn McMichael
Disney's Pixar has decided to remove a storyline involving a transgender-identifying character from its original animated series Win or Lose, according to a report by The Hollywood Reporter
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