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DOJ Settles Lawsuits on Race-Based Admissions at Military Academies
The Department of Justice has settled lawsuits challenging race-based admissions at the United States Air Force Academy and West Point. Filed by the group Students for Fair Admissions, the lawsuit argued that such practices were unconstitutional under the Fifth Amendment.
Anti–Affirmative Action Group Settles With Military Academies
Students for Fair Admissions, the organization that successfully fought to end race-conscious admissions practices, settled with two military academies that were exempted from the 2023 Supreme Court ruling that ended affirmative action, The New York Times reported.
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Laura Loomer successfully pushes military to rescind job for Biden-era cybersecurity chief
The secretary of the army has directed West Point to rescind an offer for a former cybersecurity agency chief to hold a ...
The United States Military Academy at West Point updated its mission statement in 2024 to reflect a wider range of values.
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Turner Construction has topped out renovation work at the Michie Stadium, home ground for the Army Black Knights, the ...
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