Where Columbia's $430 Million Should Go. Plus, UCLA Med Faces Federal Probe Into DEI Admissions Scandal.

Plenty to go around: The Trump administration has revoked $430 million in federal grant money from Columbia University. The school's president, Katrina Armstrong, doesn't appear keen on implementing reforms that would put Columbia on a path to restoring its relationship with the federal government. So what should the administration do with the money? We have ideas.

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Trump Administration Opens Investigation Into UCLA Medical School In Wake of DEI Admissions Scandal

The Department of Health and Human Services opened an investigation into UCLA medical school on Thursday after whistleblowers alleged that the school’s admissions office discriminates based on race, marking an escalation of a scandal that enveloped the medical school last year and raised questions about whether the doctors it was graduating were up to snuff.

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EXCLUSIVE: Medical Schools Press Ahead Answering ‘Clarion Call’ To Wokeness

'A significant departure from the traditional American emphasis on individual responsibility and equal treatment'

Exclusive: At the University of Michigan, DEI Now Hides in Office of ‘Community Culture’

As President Donald Trump unleashed a suite of executive orders targeting DEI, the University of Michigan School of Nursing began quietly revamping its website. A "diversity" tab with links to DEI resources was removed from the homepage. Pages with "DEI" in the title were renamed and purged of the offending adjective, according to web archives reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon, while the main page for the school’s diversity office—which stated, "We are not excellent if we do not reflect diversity, equity and inclusion in all aspects of our community"—was taken down entirely.

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Facing Blowback For DEI Policies, Brown Misrepresents Free Beacon Report

When doctors reached out to the dean of Brown University Medical School regarding a Washington Free Beacon report published earlier this month, they received a reply from medical school dean Mukesh Jain. "What has been reported about criteria for faculty promotion at The Warren Alpert Medical School is an egregious mischaracterization," Jain wrote

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Brown Med Puts DEI Above Clinical Skills and USAID Shutdown Threatens Foreign Climate Activists

Brown University Medical School bills itself as a "national leader in medical education and biomedical research" that has attracted "first-class physicians and researchers."

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Brown Medical School Gives DEI More Weight Than ‘Clinical Skills’ in Promotion Criteria for Faculty

Brown University Medical School now gives "diversity, equity, and inclusion" more weight than "excellent clinical skills" in its promotion criteria for faculty, raising questions about the quality of teaching and patient care at the elite medical school and underscoring how deeply DEI has penetrated medical education.

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How Trump And The L.A. Fires Broke The DEI Spell

Many wonder if the L.A. fires will be the tipping point in the demise of 'diversity, equity, and inclusion' (DEI).

She's Chief Resident of Yale's Child Psychiatry Program. She Also Says Her Husband Can't Have White Friends 'Unless They Meet Me First.'

Ahead of the holiday season, Amanda Calhoun appeared on MSNBC's The ReidOut to deliver a message to its liberal viewers: It's okay to cut off your conservative relatives. "So, if you are going into a situation where you have family members, where you have close friends who you know have voted in ways that are against you," Calhoun told Joy Reid earlier this month, "it's completely fine to not be around those people and to tell them why. I think you should very much be entitled to do so, and I think it may be essential for your mental health."

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In Search of a Second Opinion

When patients turn to professional societies like the AMA or the American College of Physicians or the American Association of Pediatrics for vital health information, one might expect that the information is based on publications in prestigious medical journals of carefully designed and meticulously interpreted studies. Dr. Marty Makary, in his book Blind Spots, shows how […]

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