Betsy DeVos, and the Poisonous Politics of Malice She Endured
The reaction to DeVos’s resignation underscores how her critics have taken a torch to the basic standards of public discourse and democratic civility.
Betsy DeVos
Betsy DeVos Becomes Second Cabinet Secretary to Resign over Riots
Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao submitted her resignation earlier on Thursday.
Betsy DeVos Speaks Out on Four Years of ‘Truly Disheartening’ Attacks
In an interview, the outgoing secretary of education reflects on her tenure, her critics, and the future of school choice.
Biden’s Pledge to Repeal DeVos’s Title IX Fix Is Misguided and Hypocritical
If due process and the presumption of innocence are good enough for the president-elect, surely they’re good enough for America’s colleges and universities.
A Teacher’s Defense of Betsy DeVos
The media’s celebration over the impending end of her tenure is unfair and unwarranted.
Judge Allows DeVos’s Due Process Rules for Campus Sexual Assault Cases to Take Effect
The campus sexual assault rule will take effect on Friday after a federal judge dismissed an attempt from several state attorneys general to block it.
CDC Director Says COVID Guidance Not Meant to Keep Schools Closed
“Nothing would cause me greater sadness than to see any school district or school use our guidance as a reason not to reopen,” Redfield said.
Trump Threatens to Withhold Federal Funding from Schools That Refuse to Reopen
The president also criticized the CDC's “very tough & expensive guidelines” for opening schools, saying he disagrees with the rules.
The ACLU, Betsy DeVos, WFB, and More
On a podcast with the civil libertarian Nadine Strossen.
The ACLU’s Absurd Title IX Lawsuit
Remind us again what the C and the L stand for.