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Education Department Slashes $600 Million In Funding For ‘Social Justice Activism’ Teacher Training
The U.S. Department of Education announced Monday it cut over $600 million in grants spent on training teachers in “social justice activism,” critical race theory, and diversity, equity, and inclu...

Treasure City Thrift Prepares to Move to New Location
Store and community space looks to continue supporting local orgs...

NXTUS launches bracket-style pitch competition for Kansas startups with $20K in prizes
A new, high-energy pitch competition is expected to help startup founders collide with angel investors and innovation leaders from across Kansas — all set against the excitement of the NCAA Men’s ...

New York Times Ethicist Counsels Reader To Fight Racism By Dating Black Women
Poetic Justice is an advice column that offers better advice to submissions at other publications whose advice has failed the reader....

Zuckerberg Doesn’t Want You To Know His Foundation Gave Millions To Anti-Trump Lawfare Sponsor
The Chan Zuckerberg Initiative deleted hundreds of grants from its website after being called out for funding leftist priorities....

Lawmakers redeploy bill to boost veterans as entrepreneurs; targeting easier access to capital, credit
Bipartisan legislation to help veteran small business owners and entrepreneurs overcome barriers on the home front is back in Congress, with backing from two area lawmakers who say the time is now to ...

This “Taco Passport” Turns the Concept of Proof of Citizenship on Its Head
As deportations and ICE raids frighten Latino immigrant communities, the co-owner of Austin’s Vaquero Taquero is pushing back in a creative way. “Latino immigrants, whatever their status, are the ...

This sandwich shop’s top menu item: Make Gallatin beautiful again (and don’t skip the sweet rolls)
Editor’s note: The following story was produced through a paid partnership with MOSourceLink, which boasts a mission to help entrepreneurs and small businesses across the state of Missouri grow and ...

Chris Boyle wants you to reach for kombucha on instinct; his plan: make it as accessible (and tasty) as your favorite beer
Daily Culture Kombucha’s expansion is not quite as effortlessly self-replicating as the scoby that powers the Kansas City brand’s bold, full-bodied flavors — but a commitment to consistency and ...