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How 'Chinese vultures' have slowly but surely stripped Britain's assets... from nuclear power, property and black cabs, to football clubs and now schools. So why ARE our politicians meekly watching on as shadowy Communist controlled firms pillage Britain?

The article examines the closure of three British private schools by Chinese-owned Galaxy Global Education, which parents and local officials allege was an asset-stripping scheme. It then broadens this into a wider claim that Chinese firms have been acquiring and harming British assets across education, nuclear power, property, and football, while questioning why politicians have not intervened.

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‘1619 Project’ scribe Nikole Hannah-Jones has only BEGUN to face how she failed her daughter

An editorial attacks Nikole Hannah-Jones over a New York Times Magazine essay in which she reflects on enrolling her daughter in struggling Brooklyn schools in the name of social justice. It argues her ideology, rather than a lack of resources, is to blame for the poor education her daughter received, and mocks her refusal to fault teacher unions or standardized testing.

Right 4.7

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‘The View’ host Sunny Hostin claims her children experienced racism at ‘predominantly white’ private schools

Sunny Hostin said on 'The View' that her children experienced racism, bullying, and identity trauma at a predominantly white private school. She also cited a $23 billion annual funding gap between predominantly non-white and white school districts. The article reports her comments along with Nikole Hannah-Jones's response about school choices.

Right 1.5

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Panic drove NYC and LA to ban school AI — and that’s a big mistake

The opinion piece argues that New York City and Los Angeles made a mistake by banning generative AI in schools, saying the bans ignore that students already use AI and will leave disadvantaged students further behind. It calls instead for grade-level AI literacy instruction, with restrictions appropriate only for the youngest students.

Right 2.8

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Nikole Hannah-Jones failed her daughter and learned absolutely nothing from it

An opinion column attacks Nikole Hannah-Jones over a New York Times Magazine essay in which she reflected on sending her daughter to underperforming New York City public schools. The writer argues she harmed her child and refuses to accept responsibility, instead blaming racism, school segregation, and teachers unions. It uses the dispute to push accountability and criticize progressive education policies.

Right 5.5

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Rich black parents send their kids to private schools at higher rates than white or Asian families: poll

A poll finding that high-income Black families send children to private school at higher rates than white or Asian families is tied to Nikole Hannah-Jones' essay about sending her daughter to majority-Black public schools. The article highlights criticism that Hannah-Jones' decision backfired and presents her as an elite whose antiracist 'sacrifice' harmed her daughter.

Right 3.4

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'The View' host Sunny Hostin claims her children experienced racism at private schools

During a discussion about Nikole Hannah-Jones' regret over sending her daughter to predominantly Black public schools, 'The View' co-host Sunny Hostin said her children experienced bullying and racism at predominantly White private schools. The article reports Hostin's comments with skeptical wording and ties them to a broader media discussion about race, schooling, and elite education.

Right 2.5